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grampus

Syllabification: (gram·pus)
Pronunciation: /ˈgrampəs/
Definition of grampus

noun (plural grampuses)

Origin:

early 16th century: alteration (by association with grand 'big') of Old French grapois, from medieval Latin craspiscis, from Latin crassus piscis 'fat fish'

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