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Discover Ludwig"get some grub" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to get some food, usually in a casual or informal way. Example: "I'm starving, let's go to the food truck and get some grub."
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You gotta get some grub going.
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9.38am BST Swimming Thomas Young said he was going to "get back and get some good grub and get a good rest for the final tonight".
Who wouldn't be? [ThisIsColossal].... Got some late night mini grub at this miniature recreation of a Bushwick bodega.
In this kind of setting, I'm happy to get my grub promptly.
Say something like, "OK Google, call the nearest sandwich shop," and it'll connect the dots and help you get your grub.
That's because the new hotspot is a perfect place to get gourmet grub and classy cocktails.
Failing that, we were exerted ourselves to prove that it's possible to get good grub for less.
So whether you are looking to partake in some Miami sightseeing tours or just passin' through, make it a point to check out the rest of the fave spots that I was lucky enough to get my grub on at!
We at The Creators Project love to get our grub on, especially when it's presented with a jolt of modern creativity.
You could get enough grub to last you until summer for less than £20, but where were the security guards pushing people back into the road with cow prodders?
Arrowtown also has a "nice vibe" over winter "when all the trees change colour, and they've got some cool, little quirky cafes and restaurants there like Chop Shop and The Fork and Tap, which does really good pub grub".
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