| Certainly he is more believable when he's doing anger and hardness than when he deploys his constrained smile. He's not a grinner. |
| Trooper Finney managed to get out of his driving position and was on the way towards cover when he noticed that his vehicle's grinner was trapped in the turret. |
| A lot of very careful tests with special equipment have since been done to prove that water knots and grinner knots are vastly superior to blood knots. |
| Omega named it The grinner, because of its habitual and ghastly smile. |
| Ms. Menzel, 51, with her irreverent sense of humor, is a grinner. |
| He grinned at the guys and they grinned back, except for Long, who is not a grinner, especially when there is a problem, which there was. |
