grosses

Takes in total

Grosses is the third-person singular verb form of gross, meaning to earn a total amount before deductions.

It appears most often in entertainment industry contexts: The film grosses over $100 million in its opening weekend.

As a plural noun, grosses refers to total earnings or receipts before expenses are subtracted: Weekend grosses exceeded analysts' predictions.

The term emphasizes raw revenue rather than profit.

boxoffice

ticket sales

Revenue from admission purchases

takings · earnings · revenue · premiere · cinema · multiplex · Hollywood · Bollywood · sellout · matinee

totals

sum

Addition's result

accumulation · total · count · whole · quantity · volume · calculation · figure · number · reckoning

Opposites
financial calculation method

grossesnets

Mesh devices for catching

clears · net earnings · net revenue · net income · net profit

magnitude/size (informal sense)

grossesnets

Mesh devices for catching

portions · fractions · partials

financial performance direction

grossesloses

Fails to retain

bombs · flops · tanks · bleeds · hemorrhages

Phrases
Family

gross, grossness, grossly, grossed, grossing

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G