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grit 2, verb (oh)



2 v [T] past tense and past participle gritted present participle gritting
to scatter grit on a frozen road to make it less slippery
grit your teeth
a) to use all your determination to continue in spite of difficulties
::Just grit your teeth and hang on - it'll be over soon.
b) to bite your teeth together, especially when you are in pain, angry, or under pressure
::Ben gritted his teeth, hoping Sasha wouldn't notice his fear.
::'No, that's alright,' she said through gritted teeth.