grub in Urdu اُردُو

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grub

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grub, noun, verb, grubbed,grubbing.

grub

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noun 1. a wormlike form or larva of an insect. A grub is usually the soft, smooth, thick larva of a beetle.
2. a dull, hard-working person; drudge.
Ex. this poor grub of literature (Thomas De Quincey).
3. (Slang.) food.
Ex. How

grub

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v.i. 1. to dig.
Ex. Pigs grub for roots.
2. to lead a life of hard work; toil; drudge.
Ex. For years, Galileo grubbed away in underpaid mathematical teaching posts without losing his love of learning or his abiding contempt of the ossi

grub

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v.t. 1. to root out of the ground; dig up.
Ex. It took the farmer weeks to grub the stumps on his land.
(SYN) uproot.
2. to rid (ground) of roots, stumps, rocks, or other debris.
Ex. Grubbing and removal of top soil began on bot