Definition of "gros" []

• A heavy silk with a dull finish (noun)

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• "Delia Corbett was not in the habit of using what the French call gros mots in the rendering of her own emotions; she took herself, as a rule, rather flippantly, with a dash of contemptuous pity."
• "Bien évidemment, les préoccupations de ses concepteurs sont à l'opposé de celles des "gros" concurrents qu'on connaît, en France ou ailleurs: aucune visée éditoriale monopolistique chez eux, puisque c'est le contenu du web (dans l'idéal gratuit) que l'on télécharge."
• "On one occasion he took a couple of potato bugs in his "gros" beak as he flew to the nearby woodland, probably a tempting morsel for his spouse's breakfast."