grub up

Throughout Europe, in California and Chile, Australia and South Africa, old vineyards have been grubbed up and replaced, either with newer vineyards that were more productive or with grapes deemed more in demand.

He prefers instead to do what Wilde used to call “grubbing up a lot of musty facts.”

There are a lot of fingerprints on “Road Show,” even beyond the ones that grub up everyday musicals.

Its snout was also turned down, so Boessenecker says it likely spent a fair amount of time grubbing up prey off of the sea floor.

After unloading, Kevin Patrick, 65, from Federal Way, now in his forty-seventh season, will usually take a couple of days in town to “fuel up,” “grub up,” shower, do laundry and make any necessary repairs.