grindage

English

Etymology

From grind +‎ -age.

Noun

grindage (uncountable)

1. (slang) Food.
   • 2012, J. J. Massa, The Montgomery Family Chronicles, Book 4: Family Matters, page 102:

     "I thought we could scarf some grindage at the Blue Moon," she suggested, nervously smoothing out her skirt.

2. (music, slang) The grindcore style of music.
   • 2002, SPIN, volume 18, number 8, page 110:

     There's plenty of punishing grindage on the Brooklyn quartet's fifth album, The Coma Imprint.