groof

Scots

Etymology

From Middle Scots grouf, used in the set phrase on grouf (“face down”) and its derivatives.

Noun

groof (uncountable)

used in set phrases, especially on one's groof
(by extension) a belly
(figuratively) the front side

Derived terms

on one's groof (“face down”)

Adverb

groof (not comparable)

prone, flat

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