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groundsGuides consisting of narrow strips of wood or of wide sub-jambs at interior doorways used around openings and at the floor line to strike off plaster. They provide a level plaster line for installatio [..]
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grounds"residue at the bottom of a liquid," mid-14c., perhaps from past tense of grind (v.). Other senses, such as "enclosed portion of land" (mid-15c.) are from ground (n.).
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grounds(n) your basis for belief or disbelief; knowledge on which to base belief(n) the enclosed land around a house or other building(n) a tract of land cleared for some special purposes (recreation or buri [..]
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groundsThe reason or point that something (such as a legal claim or argument) relies on for validity.
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groundsThe relevant legislation details the legal grounds on which representations against liability for a penalty may be made. These are the same grounds on which an Adjudicator may consider an appeal again [..]
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groundsPieces of wood embedded in plaster of walls to which skirtings are attached. Also wood pieces used to stop the plaster work around doors and windows.
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groundstimbers which support and onto which the shutts planking is fastened on a narrow boat Source: MDA: Waterways Object Name Thesaurus
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groundsare the reason or point that something (as a legal claim or argument) relies on for validity, such as grounds for divorce.
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