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ground

In art, the prepared surface of the canvas or panel on which a painter works. It is usually white paint (over which a warm tone such as Indian red is sometimes laid) or plaster (see gesso). In etching, the ground is the wax coating of the metal plate through which the artist draws with the etching needle.

ground

In music, composition built on a ground bass, or the bass itself.



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I'm told Lib-Dem activists are thick on the ground in Wavertree while Labour is demoralised, although, when I was in Kennedy's Kensington HQ the other week, there seemed to be plenty of activity going on.
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Which now makes us twice as thick on the ground as the Italians and a third more crowded than the Germans.
 
 
 
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