| When you've picked up your prescription from the doctor and you're paying the receptionist, don't forget to ask if there is a charge for the griffonage. |
| And believe me, you will be quite tired to death of the sight of my most unwarranted, long and stupid griffonage. |
| There was a heap of little crumpled bills which, with Felicie's griffonage, Helen had thrown into her table-drawer. |
| If you make a letter to me and talk of troubling, how can you bear all my griffonage about nothing? |
| Ted's griffonage about nothing was extraordinarily spontaneous and delightful. |
