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growler
noun as in bellyacher
noun as in complainer
noun as in crab
Weak match
noun as in griper
noun as in grouch
noun as in grouser
noun as in grumbler
noun as in jug
noun as in murmurer
noun as in mutterer
noun as in sorehead
noun as in sourpuss
Strong matches
Example Sentences
While it’s usually best to drink beer right out of the can, anyone looking to produce less waste should fill up a stainless steel, vacuum-sealed growler at the brewery before the camping adventure.
Ditch those disposable green fuel canisters—they’re not very sustainable—and instead opt for a refillable propane growler.
Pick up barbecue and a growler of craft beer at Bright Ideas Brewing in town.
“We are playing follow-my-leader, Mr Growler; so if he goes we all must go, remember,” cried one of the boys.
A "growler" is a colloquial term applied to icebergs of small mass, which therefore only show a small portion above the surface.
The growler of the party got the floor and chaff bags, as selfish men mostly do—without seeming to try for it either.
Growler turned on me a glance filled with mistrust, and making a dive, tried to shoot several bolts.
After getting inside he got scared and forced his way out by knocking down Growler.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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