About The Word Grub up

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Grub up

Grub up Meaning & Definition
Grub up Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Grub up?

[v] of roots and tree stumps, for example

Synonyms | Synonyms for Grub up: grub out

Related Terms | Find terms related to Grub up: accumulate | amass | assemble | avulse | bring together | collect | cull | cut out | deracinate | dig out | dig up | disentangle | draw | draw out | dredge | dredge up | eradicate | evolve | evulse | excavate | excise | exsect | extract | extricate | ferret out | fish out | gather | gather in | get in | get out | get together | glean | gouge out | grub | hunt out | mine | pick | pick out | pick up | pluck | pluck out | pluck up | pry out | pull | pull out | pull up | quarry | rake out | rake up | remove | rip out | root out | root up | round up | scare up | scout out | scrape together | scrape up | search out | spy out | take out | take up | tear out | unearth | unravel | uproot | weed out | withdraw | wrest out

See Also | dig up | excavate | turn up

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