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1. (n.) grouch
a sulky, complaining, or morose person.
2. grouch
a sulky or irritable mood.
3. grouch
a complaint.
4. (v.i.) grouch
to be sulky or morose; complain irritably.
Etymology: (1890–95, Amer.; var. of obs. grutch < OF groucher to grumble. See grudge)
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1. (verb) grouch, grump, crank, churl, crosspatch
a bad-tempered person
2. (verb) grouch, grumble, scold
show one's unhappiness or critical attitude
"He scolded about anything that he thought was wrong"; "We grumbled about the increased work load"
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Sense: to complain
He's quite happy in his job although he's always grouching (about it).
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 Afrikaans: kla, knor |
 Arabic: يَشْكو، يَتَذَمَّر |
 Bulgarian: мърморя |
 Brazilian: queixar-se |
 Czech: brblat, reptat |
 German: nörgeln |
 Danish: beklage sig |
 Greek: γκρινιάζω, παραπονιέμαι |
 Spanish: quejarse, lamentarse |
 Estonian: virisema |
 Farsi: غر غر کردن |
 Finnish: marista |
 French: rouspéter |
 Hebrew: לְקַטֵר, לְהִתלוֹנֵן |
 Hindi: शिकायत करना, खींझना |
 Croatian: tužiti se |
 Hungarian: morog |
 Indonesian: mengeluh |
 Icelandic: nöldra |
 Italian: lagnarsi, brontolare |
 Japanese: 不平を言う |
 Korean: 불평하다 |
 Lithuanian: niurzgėti, bėdoti |
 Latvian: īgņoties |
 Malay: merungut |
 Dutch: mopperen |
 Norwegian: surmule, beklage seg, muk |
 Polish: gderać |
 Persian: غر غر کردن |
 Pashto: غرغر کول |
 Portuguese: queixar-se |
 Romanian: a bombăni |
 Russian: ворчать |
 Slovak: šomrať |
 Slovenian: godrnjati |
 Serbian: gunđati |
 Swedish: knota, gnälla |
 Thai: บ่น |
 Turkish: şikâyet etmek, söylenmek |
 Taiwanese: 發牢騷 |
 Ukrainian: бурчати |
 Urdu: گلہ شکوہ کرنا |
 Vietnamese: than vãn |
 Chinese: 发牢骚 |
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