grin in Irish
grin in Irish is straoise — grin means a wide smile that shows the teeth.
grin in Irish
straoise
A smile in which the lips are parted to reveal the teeth.
What does "grin" mean?
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noun A wide smile that shows the teeth.
"A huge grin spread across her face when she opened the gift."
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verb To smile broadly, showing the teeth.
"He grinned from ear to ear after winning the race."
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grin in a sentence
- A huge grin spread across her face when she opened the gift.
- He grinned from ear to ear after winning the race.
- She couldn't stop grinning at the good news.
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What is "grin" in Irish?
"grin" in Irish is straoise. grin means: A wide smile that shows the teeth.
How do you use "grin" in a sentence?
Example: "A huge grin spread across her face when she opened the gift." In Irish, "grin" is straoise.
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