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Detailed Synonyms for grumbler in English

grumbler:

grumbler [the ~] noun

  1. the grumbler
    the grumbler; the moaner; the grouch; the groaner; the grouser
  2. the grumbler
    – a person given to excessive complaints and crying and whining 1
    the whiner; the moaner; the complainer; the grumbler; the crybaby; the squawker; the bellyacher; the sniveller
    – a person given to excessive complaints and crying and whining 1

grumbler

  1. grumbler
    curmudgeon; grumbler
  2. grumbler
    growler; grumbler
  3. grumbler
    grumbler; querulous person
  4. grumbler
    grumbler
  5. grumbler
    grumbler; contrary person

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Related Definitions for "grumbler":

  1. a person given to excessive complaints and crying and whining1

grumble:

to grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)

  1. to grumble
    to grumble; to grouse; to bluster
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)
    • grouse verb (grouses, groused, grousing)
    • bluster verb (blusters, blustered, blustering)
  2. to grumble
    to grumble; to complain; to grouse; bellyache; to gripe
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)
    • complain verb (complains, complained, complaining)
    • grouse verb (grouses, groused, grousing)
    • bellyache verb
    • gripe verb (gripes, griped, griping)
  3. to grumble
    to grumble; to bawl
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)
    • bawl verb (bawls, bawled, bawling)
  4. to grumble
    to growl; to rumble; to chanter; to snarl; to grouse; to grumble
    • growl verb (growls, growled, growling)
    • rumble verb (rumbles, rumbled, rumbling)
    • chanter verb (chanters, chantered, chantering)
    • snarl verb (snarls, snarled, snarling)
    • grouse verb (grouses, groused, grousing)
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)
  5. to grumble
    to grouse; to grumble
    • grouse verb (grouses, groused, grousing)
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)
  6. to grumble
    to sputter; to crackle; to complain; to mutter; to mumble; to bluster; to grumble
    • sputter verb (sputters, sputtered, sputtering)
    • crackle verb (crackles, crackled, crackling)
    • complain verb (complains, complained, complaining)
    • mutter verb (mutters, muttered, muttering)
    • mumble verb (mumbles, mumbled, mumbling)
    • bluster verb (blusters, blustered, blustering)
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)
  7. to grumble
    – make complaining remarks or noises under one's breath 1
    to mutter; to murmur; to grumble; to croak; gnarl
    – make complaining remarks or noises under one's breath 1
    • mutter verb (mutters, muttered, muttering)
      • He muttered his dislike for the cold.2
    • murmur verb (murmurs, murmured, murmuring)
      • He murmured his frustration at having to wait in a long line.2
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)
      • she grumbles when she feels overworked1
    • croak verb (croaks, croaked, croaking)
      • She croaked in displeasure.2
    • gnarl verb
  8. to grumble
    – show one's unhappiness or critical attitude 1
    to scold; to grumble; grouch
    – show one's unhappiness or critical attitude 1
    • scold verb (scolds, scolded, scolding)
      • He scolded about anything that he thought was wrong1
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)
      • We grumbled about the increased work load1
    • grouch verb
  9. to grumble
    – to utter or emit low dull rumbling sounds 1
    to rumble; to grumble; to growl
    – to utter or emit low dull rumbling sounds 1
    • rumble verb (rumbles, rumbled, rumbling)
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)
      • he grumbled a rude response1
      • Stones grumbled down the cliff1
    • growl verb (growls, growled, growling)
  10. to grumble
    – make a low noise 1
    to rumble; to grumble
    – make a low noise 1
    • rumble verb (rumbles, rumbled, rumbling)
      • rumbling thunder1
    • grumble verb (grumbles, grumbled, grumbling)

Conjugations for grumble:

present
  1. grumble
  2. grumble
  3. grumbles
  4. grumble
  5. grumble
  6. grumble
simple past
  1. grumbled
  2. grumbled
  3. grumbled
  4. grumbled
  5. grumbled
  6. grumbled
present perfect
  1. have grumbled
  2. have grumbled
  3. has grumbled
  4. have grumbled
  5. have grumbled
  6. have grumbled
past continuous
  1. was grumbling
  2. were grumbling
  3. was grumbling
  4. were grumbling
  5. were grumbling
  6. were grumbling
future
  1. shall grumble
  2. will grumble
  3. will grumble
  4. shall grumble
  5. will grumble
  6. will grumble
continuous present
  1. am grumbling
  2. are grumbling
  3. is grumbling
  4. are grumbling
  5. are grumbling
  6. are grumbling
subjunctive
  1. be grumbled
  2. be grumbled
  3. be grumbled
  4. be grumbled
  5. be grumbled
  6. be grumbled
diverse
  1. grumble!
  2. let's grumble!
  5. grumbled
  6. grumbling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

grumble

  1. grumble
    grumble
  2. grumble
    complain; grumble; croak
  3. grumble
    grumble; growl

grumble [the ~] noun

  1. the grumble
    – a complaint uttered in a low and indistinct tone 1
    the mutter; the murmur; the grumble; the muttering; the grumbling; the murmuring
    – a complaint uttered in a low and indistinct tone 1
  2. the grumble
    – a loud low dull continuous noise 1
    the rumble; the grumble; the rumbling; the grumbling
    – a loud low dull continuous noise 1
    • rumble [the ~] noun
      • they heard the rumbling of thunder1
    • grumble [the ~] noun
    • rumbling [the ~] noun
      • they heard the rumbling of thunder1
    • grumbling [the ~] noun

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Related Definitions for "grumble":

  1. a complaint uttered in a low and indistinct tone1
  2. a loud low dull continuous noise1
  3. make complaining remarks or noises under one's breath1
    • she grumbles when she feels overworked1
  4. show one's unhappiness or critical attitude1
    • We grumbled about the increased work load1
  5. to utter or emit low dull rumbling sounds1
    • he grumbled a rude response1
    • Stones grumbled down the cliff1
  6. make a low noise1

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