Usually used to mean a lot of something. "I have a grundle of peaches off my tree."

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Jan 8, 2020
10:18:54pm

Soupie Grandma Sycamore

Usually used to mean a lot of something. "I have a grundle of peaches off my tree."

Didn't grow up in Utah but heard it used that way frequently.

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I had never given much thought to the Utah-ism "grundle". I just thought it was a weird localized term. However, I just

jdub FORMER USER

1/8/20 10:02pm

Never considered that a Utah thing.

kccougar

1/8/20 10:05pm

It might be elsewhere. I've only heard it from Utahns though.

jdub

1/8/20 10:06pm

Never heard it in my life. Grew up in Utah.

JuicyJam

1/8/20 10:13pm

I'll be coming up with an alternate word for "lots" from now on. 😉

Soupie

1/8/20 10:07pm

Wise choice 😉

jdub

1/8/20 10:08pm

Welp, you’ve tainted my understanding of the word forever.

Loon to the Moon

1/8/20 11:26pm

I lived in Utah for over 30 years and never heard that word once, in any context

Game Changer

1/8/20 10:08pm

What does it mean in Utah?

Gustav

1/8/20 10:08pm

Usually used to mean a lot of something. "I have a grundle of peaches off my tree."

Soupie

1/8/20 10:18pm

Born and raised in Utah and have spent 30 of my 35 years in Utah. Never have

Hypnotoad

1/8/20 10:09pm

For you doubters that it's a Utah thing--I had never heard it until I moved here, and I do hear it frequently.

jdub

1/8/20 10:12pm

Wow. How have I never noticed that word?

Hypnotoad

1/8/20 10:15pm

I assure you it was used in your high school.

shimmy

1/9/20 1:08am

Seems like a little common sense can help us solve this mystery.

Game Changer

1/8/20 10:31pm

That's not a particularly fair, or even "common sense" examination of the "evidence"

jdub

1/9/20 6:29am

Not only did you waste a lot of time, but your theory doesn't make sense at all.

Game Changer

1/9/20 2:35pm

Lived in Utah the majority of my life, don't think I've heard it a single time

jhingman

1/8/20 10:44pm

It’s not a Utah-ism. It’s used everywhere.

SlantRoute

1/8/20 10:13pm

That may be true. I never heard it used to mean "lots" anywhere but in Utah. But, I haven't lived "everywhere"

jdub

1/8/20 10:15pm

I grew up here in Utah Valley and have heard it used. But I also heard it when

Ode to Hoy

1/8/20 10:30pm

I've never heard it. Never lived in Utah, except for the BYU years.

chilango

1/9/20 6:02am

I have never heard it in Utah but now I see the definition I can never unhear it

Great38

1/8/20 10:18pm

I suspect you will notice it now in use in Utah.

jdub

1/8/20 10:20pm

Reading through the posts on CB that have used the term, I discovered that Superkid was about 2 years ahead of me

jdub

1/8/20 10:20pm

Is it a Utah thing or more or a Mormon thing in certain areas?

1/8/20 11:12pm

Could be that...

jdub

1/9/20 5:57am

Never heard it. Lived in Utah for 25 years. Never heard it once.

RalphWiggam

1/8/20 10:40pm

Yeah... I've heard it a grundle of times

germm

1/8/20 11:16pm

That’s quite the grundle indeed.

RalphWiggam

1/8/20 11:18pm

I have never heard that word until now

Josef K

1/9/20 12:22am

Born and raised in Utah. I’ve said it a million times.

shimmy

1/9/20 1:08am

Only time I heard it used in UT in 10 years was as anatomical reference

bruincoug

1/9/20 6:37am

I served mission in a humid area. “Jungle grinder” was slang for jock itch that

bruincoug

1/9/20 7:00am

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