grouch — a habitually bad-tempered or complaining person
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a habitually bad-tempered or complaining person
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɡraʊtʃ/
Korean meaning: 항상 기분 나빠하거나 불평하는 사람
Korean pronunciation: **그라**우치
Example Sentences
- My neighbor is such a grouch that he complains even when children laugh too loudly.
- She turns into a real grouch when she hasn't had her morning coffee.
- Stop grouching and try to find something positive about the situation.
grouch
NOUN//ɡraʊtʃ//
a habitually bad-tempered or complaining person
The old grouch complains loudly about his coffee to the patient barista
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The grouch on his couch finds a friend to vouch!
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Origin
From late 19th-century American English, likely related to 'grudge' meaning to harbor resentment. The word evolved from expressing complaint or grumbling to describing a habitually bad-tempered person.
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“My neighbor is such a grouch that he complains even when children laugh too loudly.”
“She turns into a real grouch when she hasn't had her morning coffee.”
“Stop grouching and try to find something positive about the situation.”
“The famous grouch of our office actually smiled today - someone call the newspaper!”
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