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Gross, as an adjective meaning 'large,' dates back to the mid-14th century, but the meaning soon evolved to include 'thick,' as well as 'coarse,' 'plain,' and 'simple.' It comes from the Old French gros, which meant 'big,' 'thick,' 'fat,' or 'tall,' but also 'coarse,' 'rude,' 'awkward,' and 'arrogant,' as well as 'important' and even 'pregnant.'