grumpily


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grump·y

(grŭm′pē)
adj. grump·i·er, grump·i·est
Surly and peevish; cranky.

grump′i·ly adv.
grump′i·ness n.
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Adv. 1. grumpily - in an ill-natured manner; "she looked at her husband crossly"
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Translations
بِمُشاكَسَه، بِكَثير مِن الشَّكْوى
mrzutěnabručeně
gnavent
geîvonskulega, meî fÿlu
aksi aksi

grumpily

[ˈgrʌmpɪlɪ] ADVgruñonamente, malhumoradamente
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grumpily

[ˈgrʌmpɪli] adv [say] → d'un air bougon
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grumpily

adv (inf)brummig (inf), → mürrisch
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grumpily

[ˈgrʌmpɪlɪ] advin modo scorbutico, scorbuticamente
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grumpy

(ˈgrampi) adjective
bad-tempered. a grumpy old man. ontevrede, knorrige شَكِس، شَكّاء кисел resmungão nabručený, mrzutý mürrisch gnaven δύστροπος malhumorado, de mal humor, gruñón, de mala leche tõre بد خلق äreä bougon ממורמר चिड़चिड़ा mrzovoljan, gunđav ingerlékeny pemarah fúllyndur, geðvondur scontroso 気むずかしい 기분이 언짢은 niurzgus, irzlus kašķīgs; īgns perengus gerommel kranglevoren, sur zrzędliwy بد خلق resmungão îmbufnat, ţâfnos сварливый mrzutý zlovoljen namćorast vresig, butter อารมณ์เสีย huysuz 脾氣暴燥的 сварливий بدمزاج cáu bẳn 脾气坏的
ˈgrumpily adverb
knorrig, ontevrede بِمُشاكَسَه، بِكَثير مِن الشَّكْوى кисело rabugentamente nabručeně, mrzutě mürrisch gnavent δύστροπα con malhumor, malhumoradamente, emitiendo gruñidos tõredalt با بدخلقی äreästi bougonnant בזעף चिड़चिड़ापन mrzovoljno, gunđavo kelletlenül dengan marah geðvonskulega, með fÿlu scontrosamente ふきげんに 기분이 언짢게 irzliai kašķīgi seperti perengus boos, geïrriteerd surmulende, grettent zrzędliwie په بد خلقی rabugentamente într-o dispoziţie proastă сварливо mrzuto zlovoljno namćorasto vresigt ซึ่งไม่สบอารมณ์ aksi aksi 脾氣暴燥地 сварливо بدمزاجی سے cáu bẳn 脾气坏地
ˈgrumpiness noun
pruttelrigheid, norsheid شَكوى، مُشاكَسَه сръдливост rabugice nevrlost die Verdrießlichkeit surhed στριφνότητα, παραξενιά malhumor, mal humor tõredus بدخلقی äreys mauvaise humeur זעף चिड़चिड़ापन mrzovolja, zlovolja rosszkedv kemuraman geðvonska scontrosità 気むずかしさ 기분이 언짢음 irzlumas kašķīgums sifat perengus boos, geïrriteerd surmuling zły humor بد خلقی rabugice proastă dipoziţie сварливость mrzutosť čemernost namćorastost vresighet การซึ่งไม่สบอารมณ์ huysuzluk, aksilik 脾氣暴燥 сварливість بد مزاجی tính cáu bẳn 坏脾气
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References in classic literature ?
And the other, an older man, uttered grumpily: "No fear!
"Then yez don't know what's good for yez," retorted Peg, rather grumpily. But a few whiffs of her pipe placated her and, observing Cecily sigh, she asked her kindly what was the matter.
"Well, I hope your Sunday School will do yez good," said Peg, rather grumpily. But she relented again at the last and gave Cecily a wishbone.
"I'm offering you a partnership," said Doctor South grumpily.
I muttered, grumpily, that I had no particular respect for Falk.
"Never spoke to him in my life," I said grumpily. "Can't imagine what he means by competing.
Monsieur George remarked grumpily that he couldn't say.
At this rate it won't be long before I'm hollering 'fiddlesticks', 'cripes' and 'gadzooks' as I grumpily drive through the capital's accident blackspots.
That would explain why she grumpily stuck a finger up at our snapper.
Normally when they've stopped yawning they'll turn the page after grumpily saying something like ``idiot or loser'' and I'll know my job is done.
Haworth, near Keighley in Yorkshire, is the home of the Bronte sisters and every bank holiday it is packed with crowds jostling grumpily in its cobbled streets.
After missing the cut, he bowed out grumpily, blaming everyone except himself for his seemingly irreversible loss of form.