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Grouch meaning
A complaint, a grumble, a fit of ill-humor. | One who is grumpy or irritable.
Synonyms of Grouch
Example sentences (19)
After the nominees have been chosen, donation cans pop up around the community and people can vote for their favourite grouch through donations.
Beth Thames Mathieu and Kevin Mathieu are volunteers for the Berkeley County Earth Team and their Oscar the Grouch-themed art captured the top prize in the competition, which took place this past June.
But as she and Lawrence begin seeing each other, she also must deal with the snarky grouch that is his best friend Reid, who also is interested in her.
Goldstein met his match, though, with Oscar the Grouch.
Her next-door neighbor (Holland Taylor) is not only a cantankerous old grouch committed to conspiracy theories and celebrity confusion, but also a potentially bleak window into what Anne's reclusive life could lead to.
Nominations for "The Evansburg Grouch" were due last Thursday.
Elmo's friends, from Bert and Ernie to Oscar the Grouch, shared in the hashtag, offering their support, too.
For anyone who has flown with United Airlines over the last year or so, you've likely seen the in-flight video promoting the company's first Chief Trash Officer — Oscar the Grouch.
Sodi Moore, a regular member of Nightshade Burlesque’s cast, pulled off a sexy, vamped-up Oscar the Grouch at the November show.
The original cast of “Sesame Street” in 1969 included Bob McGrath as Bob, Matt Robinson as Gordon, Loretta Long as Susan, and Will Lee as Mr. Hooper, alongside beloved Muppet characters like Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch.
It is fun for a homebound young grouch.
David Harbour is giving Oscar the Grouch a back story!
Instead of a failed comic turning into Batman’s future archrival, though, it’s a garbageman so disillusioned by the gritty, crime-infested that he movies into a trash can and starts calling himself the Grouch.
It’s like saying Oscar the Grouch went to the garbage.
The stewardess said, 'Oh, you`re not grouchy, you're more sexy than grouch.
Wow. Ibsen may have been a mutton-chopped grouch, but his audiences sound fabulous.
A grouch bag was a small drawstring bag worn around the neck in which a traveler could keep money and other valuables so that it would be very difficult for anyone to steal them.
Grouch bags were worn on manly chests long before there was a Groucho.
Groucho insisted that this was not the case in chapter six of his first autobiography: I kept my money in a 'grouch bag'.