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a small group of trees such as a sequoia grove; see grove (nature)

a place of pagan worship. The most famous sacred grove in Greece was at Dodona; see Temenos.

a work of reference:

The Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, an encyclopedia of music, originally edited by Sir George Grove, below

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Amanda Grove, Court TV personality

Andrew Grove, principal executive of Intel Corporation

Betty Ann Grove, American actress

Bob Grove, American journalist

Charlotte Grove, British diarist

Cypress Grove, British guitarist

David Grove, illustrator

Eric Grove, naval historian

Frederick Grove, Canadian author

Sir George Grove, writer on music

Jake Grove, American football offensive lineman

Lefty Grove, baseball pitcher

Tony Grove, Senior Lecturer in Mathematics at Nottingham Trent University

William Grove:

William Barry Grove, U.S. Congressman from North Carolina

William Robert Grove, scientist

The Grove Family, British radio soap opera

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In England:

Grove, Buckinghamshire

Grove, Dorset

Grove, Herefordshire

Grove, Kent

Grove, Nottinghamshire

Grove, Oxfordshire

Grove Park in the London Borough of Bromley

in USA:

Grove, Maine

Grove, New York

Grove, Oklahoma

Grove, Virginia

Grove City, Minnesota

Grove City, Ohio

Grove City, Pennsylvania

O Grove, Galicia Spain

Coconut Grove, a neighborhood of Miami, Florida

in Germany:

Grove (Schleswig-Holstein)

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