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grid
What does grid mean?
Your face. Almost always used when someone's gobsmacked, gurning, or generally pulling a face. 'Look at the grid on him' is half affection, half slag-off. Rarely used for a neutral expression.
"Look at the grid on her when she clocked the bill."
Frequently asked questions
What does grid mean in Scouse slang?
In Scouse (Liverpool) slang, your grid is your face — it's usually said when someone's pulling a funny or sour expression.
How do you use grid in a sentence?
You might say, "Look at the grid on him" when someone's got a face like thunder.
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