'grub' is a correct and usable word in written English.
Generally, it is used to refer to food. Example sentence: Last night, we had a feast of delicious grub.
Ideology has the capacity to make a butterfly out of a grub.
Those are a hit among the increasing number of Muslims who, like herself, grew up in Britain, craving the same grub that their non-Muslim friends ate.
That would push up the price of food.Dearer grub and busier parents exert a negative effect on a child's development.
But there are still those willing to spend more money and effort seeking out healthier grub.
IN NEW YORK, a city where respectable people are driven to bribing waiters in the vain hope of getting a table at restaurants like Nobu, stodgy British grub should have no place.
The grand old halls were expensive to run and light on mod cons such as air conditioning and space to prepare decent grub.
There was even a Grub-Street Journal.
The first of the line was Dge-'dun-grub-pa (1391 1475), founder and abbot of Tashilhunpo monastery (central Tibet).
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