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Your work-ethic...how hard you work in school, at the job, etc...
Stay on your grind. (meaning: keep up the hard work, keep focused, stay on point)

How hard do you grind? (meaning: how hard do you work at something....)
Grind by Professor D~ November 11, 2009
When an individual pushes his/herself to attain a goal.

Similar to gears grinding when they are worked beyond their capacity.
"I've been on the grind lately trying to pay these bills."
Grind by Duke February 5, 2006
when someone rubs their ass on your crotch area
DUDE THIS HOT CHICK WAS GRINDING ON ME SO HARD LAST NIGHT LIKE LMAO DUDE BOIIII I’M SO FUCKING GAY
Grind by SquareShitSquad October 14, 2018
1) Your hustle

2) Good work ethic, doing what you do.

Ex: Getting money, editing pix, singing...whatever your hustle is.

When you're "on your grind" then you're doing a good/great job at whatever you're doing.
"I see you on your grind."

"Dang you're on your grind."

"I'm just getting my grind on."

I'm getting back on my grind."
Grind by N.CS'L December 8, 2009
A Person who watches Jack Manifold constantly and won’t stop, even during a traumatic or horibble situation.
“My mom just died but can’t stop that Jack Manifold Grind”
Grind by caspringz_ March 2, 2021
A word used in any MMO representing the repetitive actions taken in order to make the character stronger. The grind is also a substitute for normal life functions. Sleeping, eating, drinking and being social are not important, when it comes to grinding.
Gamer is to grind as Pacman is to dots. Wakka wakka wakka!

Gamer1: Yeah, I'll probably grind all weekend trying to get to that map.
Gamer2: Man, it'll take forever.
Gamer1: I know, but I'll make it happen. I'm looking forward to my next set of gear.
Girl1: Losers...
grind by d2x_caleb@yahoo.com January 2, 2009
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