IPA: /ɡraɪd/
KK: /graɪd/
To make a sharp or scraping sound, often by rubbing or grinding something together.
The metal gride against the stone, creating a loud noise.
Past: grided
Past Participle: grided
The word 'gride' originates from Old English 'gridan', meaning to seize or to grasp. It refers to the action of gripping or holding tightly.
Think of the Old English word 'gridan' which means to seize or grasp — this helps you remember that 'gride' relates to gripping or holding tightly.