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grating

[grey-ting] / ˈgreɪ tɪŋ /


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The presence of the surly uncle, insufferable in-law, or grating girlfriend at the holiday table can make it hard to truly count one’s blessings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Special strainers for grating and juicing tomatoes gained a place among kitchen furnishings.

From The Wall Street Journal

He had high hopes putting a businessman in the White House and, although he found the president’s monster ego grating, Mahan voted for his reelection.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms. Sears heckled Ms. Spanberger throughout the debate, and it was grating.

From The Wall Street Journal

While grating noises and intolerable heat may be experienced in pockets across the city, making it hard to draw direct comparisons, some whole sections of L.A. feel conspicuously beset by these environmental disturbances.

From Los Angeles Times