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Grumble meaning
A high thundering, rumbling or growling sound. | The sound made by a hungry stomach. | A surly complaint.
Example sentences (20)
As investors, we can grumble about the way things “should be,” or we can respond to the way things are.
At £1.75 for just two little pies they were definitely the most expensive offering but, of course, it was impossible to grumble with the taste and texture.
Portia will grumble to Marcus Taggert (Réal Andrews), but Taggert may think Portia needs to own up to her mistakes and trust that Curtis will come around eventually.
This family of bat-people are Good Samaritans, helping where others would not, providing guidance in their quest and even surrendering their family car — despite bat-dad's grumble of dismay.
Aberdeen fans might grumble about an early start, Celtic might whinge about recovery time before their Champions League clash against Atalanta.
He said that though the APC in the FCT had some challenges, it was not a time for members to grumble.
Sure, we all have a moan about the stuffy air on the Northern line, the sweltering heat on the Central line, and the ear-piercing screech of the Victoria line, but let's face it, we'd grumble a lot more without it.
The markets want to be fooled, and so accept unrealistic future public spending plans as long as the Office for Budget Responsibility continues to grumble rather than rebel.
The rich and poor alike in Nigeria have been forced to grumble at the new equalizing reality.
The UK hasn’t won Eurovision since 1998, causing many Brits to grumble about our inability to put forward contestants that are testaments to our proven pop prowess (we are the country that produced Ed Sheeran, after all).
Domain investors and registrants will grumble.
With every comic book movie comes legions of comic book fans who grumble that the costume doesn’t look at all like the one on the page.
In response, the father-of-four decided to stock up on £53-worth of extra items from B&M to ensure the disgruntled ‘neighbours’ had something else to grumble about as they walked by.
It’s a common grumble that politicians’ lifestyles are farremoved from those of their electorate.
It's so easy to grumble isn't it?
It was an audacious move, and while Mumbaiites grumble in traffic pile-ups everyday, not many are shy of admitting the megapolis needed the hard love.
China's massive and expanding "Belt and Road" trade infrastructure project is running into speed bumps as some countries begin to grumble about being buried under Chinese debt.
Perhaps these children are members of a cool new club called Grumble Tummies or Hungry Hippos.
True free agency would be all players on 1 year deals…but they would grumble at that as well.
While some fans grumble about the way the NASCAR Cup Series decides its season champion, at least it’s easy to understand when the final race arrives at Homestead-Miami Speedway.