grok
- v get the meaning of something
- But only YouTube created a new way for millions of people to entertain, educate, shock, rock and grok one another on a scale we've never seen before.
- Then there are the hardcore the Uruk-hai of Tolkien readers who have delved further, into The Silmarillion and beyond, who seriously grok the deep history and elaborate .
- Even users should grok this cuspy sampler of computereseSince computers can understand only two words, variously defined as yes and no, on and off, or zero and one, computer.