Grouch Definition

grouch
grouches
noun
grouches
A person who is habitually grouchy, surly, irritable, etc.
Webster's New World
A grumbling or sulky mood.
Webster's New World
A complaint.
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verb
To grumble or complain in a sulky way.
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Other Word Forms of Grouch

Noun

Singular:
grouch
Plural:
grouches

Origin of Grouch

  • From Middle English grucchen to grumble, complain grudge

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From grutch.

    From Wiktionary

Grouch Sentence Examples

  • A restless night made her a morning grouch.

  • Now she was the grouch.

  • Reader suggestions at The Dollar Stretcher include bears, crayons, and Oscar the Grouch.

  • Maybe a robe or a pair of slippers adorned with the Who-hating grouch would be part of his wardrobe.

  • No one wants to spend time with a grouch and the grouch in question is basing their opinions on their short-tempered observations, not a positive combination.

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Words Starting With

GGRGRO

Words Ending With

HCHUCH

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