grouch
/ɡraʊtʃ/
verb
- To complain or grumble in a bad-tempered way.
- She grouched that the movie was too long.
- Stop grouching and just enjoy the party.
- He grouched about having to work late again.
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noun
- A person who is habitually grumpy or complains a lot.
- Don't be such a grouch — the weather isn't that bad.
- The boss was a real grouch this morning, snapping at everyone.
- My uncle is an old grouch who never smiles.
- A complaint or grumble.
- I have one grouch: the service was too slow.
- His main grouch was that the coffee was cold.
- She had a grouch about the noisy neighbors.
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