Grin

What do we mean by grin?

To smile broadly, often baring the teeth, as in amusement, glee, embarrassment, or other strong emotion. intransitive verb

To express with a grin. intransitive verb

The act of grinning. noun

The facial expression produced by grinning. noun

The act of withdrawing the lips and showing the teeth; hence, a broad smile; especially, a forced, derisive, sardonic, or vacant smile. noun

To draw back the lips so as to show the teeth set nearly or quite together, as a snarling dog, or a person in pain or anger.

Hence To smile with a similar distortion of the features; exhibit derision, stupid admiration, embarrassment, or the like, by drawing back the lips from the teeth with a smiling expression.

To snarl with, as the teeth in grinning.

To effect by grinning.

A snare or trap which snaps and closes when a certain part is touched. noun

The act of closing the teeth and showing them, or of withdrawing the lips and showing the teeth; a hard, forced, or sneering smile. noun

To express by grinning. transitive verb

To show the teeth, as a dog; to snarl. intransitive verb

To set the teeth together and open the lips, or to open the mouth and withdraw the lips from the teeth, so as to show them, as in laughter, scorn, or pain. intransitive verb

A snare; a gin. noun

A smile in which the lips are parted to reveal the teeth. noun

To smile parting the lips so as to show the teeth. verb

To draw back the lips and reveal the teeth, in a smile, grimace, or snarl verb

A facial expression characterized by turning up the corners of the mouth; usually shows pleasure or amusement noun

A smile in which the lips are parted to reveal the teeth.

A smile with an attitude. Urban Dictionary

Smile so sickly sweet it make onlookers through up on site, or passing meat heats punch the grinning idot! Urban Dictionary

When someones pants are not fully up and they bend over and thier bum crack "grins" at you Urban Dictionary

Fellatio, oral sex, blow job Urban Dictionary

To grin is to put on a big smile. Urban Dictionary

Slang for marijuana (usually laced). A word used primarily in the West Coast in the 1990's. See also water or wet. Urban Dictionary

A play on words of the Pittsburgh expression "Yins" and the bud expression "Greens." Mostly exists to make fun of pitssburghians. Urban Dictionary

An irritating, cringe-worthy substitute for a "smiling" emoticon. Used on internet message boards. Very often follows a very weak attempt at a joke. Urban Dictionary

An acronym for the set of technologies: genetic, robotic, information & nanotech. the convergence of theses technologies into a single technology. Urban Dictionary

The retarded type that can do nothing but smile. Such as the Wal-mart greeters, or that wierd old lady that lives down the street. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to grin:
grin.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word grin:
glutamate, cockney, joker, bionic, subunit, attila, refractive, tonic, lenses, warped, smile, laugh, embankment, moldova, dice, waits, bear, downloadable, receptors, bare, interact, receptor, shin, molly, cat, face, artery, cheshire, lens, tooth, ear, teeth, doom, mare, marker, xbox, alex, tongue, arcade, fortress, chelsea, optical, likes, terror, database, fantasy, rebel, stick, index, gene, batman, mad, hat, guitarist, wonder, commune, your, eyes, roll, alice, cartoon, shown, cuts, comic, wearing, romania, steve, volumes.

Words that rhyme with grin:
in, begin, pin, spin, skin, win, chagrin, akin, sin, within, bin, fin, when, thin, kin, gin, tin, din, twin, underpin, inn, linchpin, chin, vin, shin, been, levin, djinn, lin, puffin, quin, therein, wherein, kingpin, herein, jin, yin, syn, berlin, tailspin, violin, min, adin, finn, bedouin, lynn, gyn, mandolin, quinn, next of kin, qin, ligne, boleyn, minh, brin, linn, buckskin, sheepskin, foreskin, lyn, ervin, ginn, redskin, bryn, schwinn, wynn, has been, gwyn, flynn, original sin, rhin, digne, has-been, deerskin, gwynne, allin, solzhenitsyn, erwin, cotter pin, lynne, pigskin, loony bin, dinh, astin, sinn, blinn, gwynn, rolling pin, askin, guin, bobby pin, safety pin, zinn, prynne, emlyn, qian, trash bin, guinn, linne, alpin.

Adjectives that are often used to describe grin:
broad, big, wide, sly, huge, wry, sheepish, mischievous, wicked, silly, toothy, crooked, lopsided, impish, sardonic, slow, evil, slight, devilish, toothless, satisfied, friendly, quick, boyish, toothed, malicious, happy, half, smug, stupid, rueful, cheerful, eating, faint, triumphant, cocky, ghastly, sudden, usual, wolfish, foolish, hideous, infectious, sickly, twisted, goofy, shy, weak, perpetual, delighted, sarcastic, amused, fixed, cheeky, easy, embarrassed, tight, familiar, pleased, nervous, ugly, famous, natured, lazy, horrible, confident, savage, enormous, nasty, warm, sinister, roguish, conspiratorial, engaging, strange, proud, idiotic, mirthless, ironic, charming, sexy, biggest, sided, cynical, apologetic, impudent, sour, playful, forced.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective grin:
sch, rod, jorgensen, lens, sqw, verlag.

Consonant match to grin:
green, grain, groan, groin, groyne, grown, gran, greene, grine, grane, grene, grun, gruen, gren, groen, grone, grein, grahn, gruhn.

Words that sound like grin:
grin, grinn, gren, grun, gurren, green, grown, grim, grain, groan, gran, groin, grimm, greene, grine, grimme, grean, grone, groen, gron, grane, grene, groyne, graine, grainne, gruen, grein, grahn, grune, garonne, grand-, graan, granne, crin, grum, grem, gram, groom, grime, grinch, grinned, graham, grins, gherkin, guin, graeme, chron, grom, curran, gyn, gurn, gwyn, curren, grinner, gramm, caren, grint, gramme, grinde, gwin, gurkin, grame, gwynn, groome, gern, girn, garin, guerin, guinn, grn, gwynne, gervin, gwinn, kran, cren, grume, kren, gerne, grong, agrin, girkin, greim, krenn, gerwin, grow in, gritch, guarin, girvin, gign, -gram, grinney, jarin, careen, corinne, crain, craine, corine, carone, carene, aurin.