grimful
adjective
grim·ful
ˈgrim(p)fəl
archaic
: cruel and fierce : dreadful
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from grim + -ful
- a touch
- a touch of
- a tough act to follow
- a tough nut
- a tough nut to crack
- a tough row to hoe
- a tough/hard row to hoe
- a toy in her hands
- a toy in the hands of
- a treat
- a trifle
- a twinkle in one's eye
- a vin
- a vinculo
- a vinculo matrimonii
- a waste of space
- a watched pot never boils
- a watery grave
- a way to go
- a ways to go
- a wee bit
- a week
- a week from today
- a weight off one's mind
- a weight off one's mind/shoulders