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• There was a sharp grue of ice in the air.
• 1964, Geoffrey Jenkins, A Grue of Ice (title)
• The butcher was covered in the accumulated grue of a hard day's work
• There was grue everywhere after the accident
• 'I've told you - it wasn't much. He tried to kiss me.' She smiled slightly. 'Just after he had shown me the family skeletons.' / 'What a lovely bit of grue!'
• Carrie is Cinderella in the body language of menstrual blood and raging hormones. King’s adolescent joy in grimaces and groans, the Mad magazine humor, and the staple of “grue” hardly need mentioning.
• “[...] She is quite agreeable to gruesome ghost stories, but appalled by the lust for life.” / “I admit that I am surprised by how well she handles sheer grue, better than I.”
• “This is the grue,” said Dick, holding his lantern high. / Its light fell on a circle of skeletons, all perfect, each with its head toward a brass bowl in the center.
• I managed to get into the house through the front once, but I was plunged into darkness and eaten by a monster called a grue.
• To find a grue, turn off the light at night, or go for a walk in a dark place (but carry a flashlight with you).
• Incidentally, the best official text description I know of is in Sorcerer, when you actually become a grue and visit a grue colony. IIRC, even that description is vague, but does cannonize that they are large four-legged reptiles.
• The grue property is defined as: x is grue if and only if x is green and is observed before the year 2000, or x is blue and is not observed before the year 2000.
• The unexamined emeralds cannot be both green and grue, since if they are grue and unexamined they are blue.