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gruesa [groo-ay’-sah]
noun
1. Gross, twelve dozen. (f)
2. Chief part of a prebend. (f)
3. Bottomry. (f)
adjective
1. Bulky (voluminoso), corpulent, thick (espeso), fleshy, fat, fullfed, plump, gross.
2. Large, great, big (grade, pesado).
3. Coarse, plain, homespun, not fine.
4. Dense, compact.
5. Heavy, dull, stupid, dim, not quick in any of the senses. (Metaphorical)
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| Q: | what does this mean, La sangre es más gruesa que el agua ? |
| A: | Blood is thicker than water. |
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