1. A small shady wood; a wood of small extent; a thick clustering mass.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• gorve,
• grive,
• brovo,
• gacve,
• grouve,
• agrave,
• grocey,
• grorge,
• gikve,
• grife,
• frive,
• gove,
• grovin,
• drovw,
• groub,
• gravey,
• porove,
• sreve,
• givve,
• prrove

• gripe,
• grope,
• graef,
• Graver,
• grieb,
• grebe,
• graeff,
• greave,
• grube,
• grieve,
• grabe,
• grief,
• grave,
• groovy,
• grippo,
• GRAPO,
• prove,
• GREB,
• grippe,
• drove,
• grobe,
• Grefe,
• greif,
• groove,
• grape,
• grapey,
• Greve,
• gravy,
• crave,
• glove.

The adjective form of the word "grove" is "groved".

The plural of the "grove" can be the "groves".

The singular of the "grove" can be the "grove".