[grəʊˈtɛsk] adj → grottesco/a

very strange-looking. a grotesque figure. belaglike, groteske غَريب الشَّكْل странен grotesco groteskní grotesk grotesk τερατώδης. αλλόκοτος grotesco pentsik عجیب و غریب groteski grotesque מגוחך विलक्षण groteskan groteszk aneh furðulegur, fáránlegur, kynlegur grottesco 怪奇な 기괴한 groteskiškas grotesks aneh grotesk, vreemd; belachelijk grotesk groteskowy جيب، بې ډوله.، خندوونكى بې تناسبه grotesco grotesc гротесковый groteskný grotesken groteskni grotesk แปลกประหลาด acayip. gülünç 奇形怪狀的 абсурдний, безглуздий بھونڈا lố bịch 奇形怪状的

belaglik, grotesk بِصورَة غَريبَه нелепо grotescamente groteskně grotesk groteskt αλλόκοτα grotescamente pentsikult بطور مضحک järkyttävän grotesquement בְּאוֹפֵן מְגוּחָך विचित्रतापूर्वक groteskno különös módon secara aneh fáránlega; kynlega grottescamente 怪奇に 기괴하게 groteskiškai groteski secara ganjil op groteske wijze; op belachelijke wijze grotesk groteskowo د مضحک په دوله grotescamente grotesc гротесково groteskne groteskno groteskno groteskt อย่างแปลกประหลาด acayip bir şekilde 奇形怪狀地 абсурдно, безглуздо بد وضعی سے lố bịch 奇形怪状地

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In the end he wrote a book which he called "The Book of the Grotesque .

Edna began to feel like one who awakens gradually out of a dream, a delicious, grotesque. impossible dream, to feel again the realities pressing into her soul.

It was impossible to discover the expression of his features through the grotesque mask of paint under which they were concealed, though Duncan fancied it was rather melancholy than savage.

Hepzibah brought out Some old silver spoons with the family crest upon them, and a china tea-set painted over with grotesque figures of man, bird, and beast, in as grotesque a landscape.

The vulgar, who, in those dreary old times, were always contributing a grotesque horror to what interested their imaginations, had a story about the scarlet letter which we might readily work up into a terrific legend.

In an apartment of the great temple of Denderah, some fifty years ago, there was discovered upon the granite ceiling a sculptured and painted planisphere, abounding in centaurs, griffins, and dolphins, similar to the grotesque figures on the celestial globe of the moderns.

He had on a long-tailed black coat, worn green at the seams and the buttonholes; his eyes must have been weak, for he wore green spectacles that gave him a grotesque appearance.

The boy commenced one of those wild, grotesque songs common among the negroes, in a rich, clear voice, accompanying his singing with many comic evolutions of the hands, feet, and whole body, all in perfect time to the music.

Even down to my birth-century that poison was still in the blood of Christendom, and the best of English com- moners was still content to see his inferiors impudently continuing to hold a number of positions, such as lord- ships and the throne, to which the grotesque laws of his country did not allow him to aspire; in fact, he was not merely contented with this strange condition of things, he was even able to persuade himself that he was proud of it.

We visited the principal church, also--a curious old structure, with a towerlike spire adorned with all sorts of grotesque images.

He kept up this grotesque foolishness for some time; but by-and-by, while he was in the midst of some dangerous gymnastic performances, he glanced aside and saw that the little girl was wending her way toward the house.

I was still looking at them, and also at intervals examining the teachers--none of whom precisely pleased me; for the stout one was a little coarse, the dark one not a little fierce, the foreigner harsh and grotesque. and Miss Miller, poor thing