groundling
ground·ling / ˈgroundling/ • n. 1. a spectator or reader of inferior taste, such as a member of a theater audience who traditionally stood in the pit beneath the stage: Dante is not for groundlings.2. a person on the ground as opposed to one in a spacecraft or aircraft.3. a fish that lives at the bottom of lakes and streams, esp. a gudgeon or loach.4. a creeping or dwarf plant.
groundling
groundling
groundling a spectator or reader of inferior taste; originally a member of the part of a theatre audience that traditionally stood in the pit beneath the stage, with reference to Hamlet's words to the players in Shakespeare's Hamlet (1601).
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