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local or person-to-person. A typical grassroots effort might include a door-to-door education and survey campaign. Includes political, educational, artistic, and especially collegiate movements involving the common people as constituting a fundamental politico-economic group My friends and I started a grassroots campaign to oust the oligarchal university board of trustees.
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having to do with something that originates from the common people The chairman organized a grassroots movement to boycott Wal-mart.
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1. The groundwork or source of something.
2. 311's second studio album, recorded in 1994, and widely regarded as 311's finest album. 1. "We should really get back down to the grassroots."
2. "I listened to grassroots today and am still overwhelmed by it's awesomeness!" |
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| 4. | Grassroots | ||
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The hairs located just outside the anus. It is hard to wipe your butt and get all the fecal matter out of the grassroots.
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Buncha crazy assholes. The guy who wrote the other entry and his friends sure are a buncha crazy grassroots assholes. I mean, come on. Oligarchal?
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