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- Grinder is a Sanrio character who is a male bulldog. He only appears in the television series Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater. He is sometimes a protagonist and he is sometimes an antagonist. Grinder is not very intelligent and he tries to be masculine, as he has tons of weights and other workout equipment in his dressing room. He is Catnip's boyfriend.
- A grinder is good for milling spices but leaves uneven chunks, and flavorful oils are left behind.
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- Grinder appears in Mayhem on a Cross.
- Grinder may refer to:
- The Grinder (aka Bucket Head) was a Boomer variant recently fielded by the Locust Horde. They are equipped with a Mulcher machine gun, which they can use to lay down thunderous suppressive fire on enemy troops. They wear standard armor with the exception that their chest-plate has a high collar to protect their neck from both enemy fire and possibly from being hit and burned by the shells expelled from their own gun. To protect their heads, they sport a high, flat-topped, cylindrical helmet with the Locust symbol shining in the center. Their helmets make them less vulnerable to headshots than other Boomers, except for the Mauler.
- Grinder was the name of a piece of heavy machinery used by the D'ni to make the Great Shaft. It was so large that is had to be dismantled and put back together to move it. This article is a Stub. You can help D'ni by expanding it.
- Grinder was a middleweight competitor robot that appeared in Series 3 of Robot Wars. It was initially entered into the Middleweight Championship, but the championship was cancelled following a behind-the-scenes accident in the pits, so it competed in the Middleweight Melee instead. Grinder lost the melee in its only appearance after sustaining damage from Shunt. After Robot Wars, Grinder was bought by Team Xbotz, who used it for several live events. After Team Xbotz retired from robot combat, Grinder was then sold on eBay.Citation?
- Los Grinders (Trituradores, por su traducción al español) son una versión de los Boomers especializados en el uso de la ametralladora Mulcher.
- Grinder is Sir Cumference's robotic assistant who he made sometime after his retirement to help him around his lab.
- A grinder is a variety of Gloople, which though much larger and deadlier, is most closely related to a Stickie. This is because as it moves around it secretes a sticky fluid which sticks any rock it comes in contact with onto it, until it resembles a boulder. At this point it simpy rolls towards any threat to the nest in an attempt to squash it. The only known way to destroy these powerful glooples is to make it roll through a "meltie splat," which loosens up the hard materials, allowing you to kill it in about five hits with a good sword.
- The Grinder is an Environmental Execution that appears in Manhunt 2. It is one of the two environmental executions that can be made by the player, the other is the Gasoline Puddle. The execution must be activated by a switch at the side of the machine. When activated, the sound of the machine will distract hunters but they can't hear Leo's noises. It only appears in the mission Best Friends.
- Grinders are enemies that appear in the game Super Mario World 2: Yoshi Island. They can attack Yoshi in many random ways, such as spitting seeds or droping bombs. They can even steal Baby Mario. They mostly appear in World 3 of the game. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Grinder is a Rare Elemental battle pet. It can be obtained through the use of the Imbued Jade Fragment item.
- He was originally cloned in Killifer's cloning facility hidden deep underground on Nadiem. He and the rest of his squad had secretly been inserted into the Grand Army of the Republic. But when MI5 discovered the underground facility, a battle broke out and Grinder was killed by MI5 Agent Antares Reldin.
- Any of various hand-driven or electric devices used to reduce food to small particles of varying degrees.
- A grinder is a player better known for his hard-work and checking than his scoring. A grinder is often a player who has limited offensive skills, but is valuable to a hockey team due to their physical forechecking skills especially along the boards; for "grinding along the boards". They are often fan favorites due to their work effort in games. While grinder often refers to a player of lesser offensive skills, this is not always the case. Hall of Famer Bobby Clarke of the 1970s and 80s Philadelphia Flyers was considered a grinder, but was also a reliable goal-scorer. While a "grinder" plays a physical style of hockey they are distinguished from an "enforcer", whose role is more physical intimidation and engaging in fights which are not within the rules of hockey. A "grinder" refers specifi
- Grinder is a black Dwarf, an adept, expert bomb builder, former shadowrunner and the founder and leader of the «Red Hot Nukes» Gang. Any new member of the gang has to disarm a bomb built by Grinder himself - if the candidate survives, he will be in the gang and get training on bomb building by Grinder in person.
- The Grinder fires razor sharp discs at high velocity. Another weapon created by the Red Faction from salvaged parts, the motor needs to charge briefly before it’ll shoot, so take that into account. The disks are deadly against EDF soldiers or individual combatants in multiplayer, but won’t cause much damage to structures, vehicles, or objects. Once upgraded to be explosive it is very effective against EDF troops in vehicle turrets. At extreme distances the ballistic discs will begin to slowly lose velocity and descend to the ground.
- The items fed into the grinder must conform to a recipe, which determines the type and quality of the output. A recipe defines a combination of item types and rarities taken as input and what rarity and type the resulting output may be. The level requirement of the produced item is the average of the level requirements of the input items, rounded down. For example: inputting one level 50 item, one level 49 item, and one level 45 item will result in a level 47 item.
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