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Definition of gree
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gree
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: agree
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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 2017These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'gree.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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