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Grade

(1) A designated ground level. (2) To change the contours of land.
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Letter: Mailbag - Wrong side of the Pennines by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
With the gusts from a perky autumn wind rushing across the moorland its the perfect place to begin a bracing cross country yomp or, alternatively, build up an appetite for a pint with a gradely country pub a mere stile jump away.
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Our Lancastrian editor stands by the Yorkshire dialect website he found the phrase Reet Gradely on.
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