gree

noun

\ ˈgrē

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Definition of gree

(Entry 1 of 2)

Scotland

: mastery, superiority

gree

verb

greed; greeing

Definition of gree (Entry 2 of 2)

dialect

: agree

Examples of gree in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web: Noun Lift 6 drops skiers and boarders off at several blue and gree runs. — Danika Worthington, The Know, "Loveland Ski Area replacing old lift with one that can take double the skiers and boarders," 6 Nov. 2019 Every morning, Principal Kevyn Bowles walks Brightly from his home to New Bridges Elementary School in Brooklyn. Brightly is part of a program in New York City schools called Mutt-i-grees. — CBS News, "How "comfort dogs" are improving behavior in New York City classrooms," 24 Jan. 2018 All the schools use a curriculum called Mutt-i-grees, written by a research scientist at Yale, that structures interactions with the animals around lessons on things like empathy and resilience. — Elizabeth A. Harris, The Seattle Times, "Teacher’s pet sleeps in a dog bed in these N.Y. schools," 1 June 2017 All the schools use a curriculum called Mutt-i-grees, written by a research scientist at Yale, that structures interactions with the animals around lessons on things like empathy and resilience. — Elizabeth A. Harris, The Seattle Times, "Teacher’s pet sleeps in a dog bed in these N.Y. schools," 1 June 2017 All the schools use a curriculum called Mutt-i-grees, written by a research scientist at Yale, that structures interactions with the animals around lessons on things like empathy and resilience. — Elizabeth A. Harris, The Seattle Times, "Teacher’s pet sleeps in a dog bed in these N.Y. schools," 1 June 2017 All the schools use a curriculum called Mutt-i-grees, written by a research scientist at Yale, that structures interactions with the animals around lessons on things like empathy and resilience. — Elizabeth A. Harris, The Seattle Times, "Teacher’s pet sleeps in a dog bed in these N.Y. schools," 1 June 2017 All the schools use a curriculum called Mutt-i-grees, written by a research scientist at Yale, that structures interactions with the animals around lessons on things like empathy and resilience. — Elizabeth A. Harris, The Seattle Times, "Teacher’s pet sleeps in a dog bed in these N.Y. schools," 1 June 2017 All the schools use a curriculum called Mutt-i-grees, written by a research scientist at Yale, that structures interactions with the animals around lessons on things like empathy and resilience. — Elizabeth A. Harris, New York Times, "Where the Teacher’s Pet Sleeps in a Dog Bed," 31 May 2017

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“Gree.” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gree. Accessed 13 Apr. 2021.

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