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grunt

verb as in snort

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noun as in one doing rough physical labor

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Running over one of his own Russian bikers, he grunts in annoyance.

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He grunted as West and three men transferred him from the small plane to the truck.

Scam centre staff run the "whole gamut", from expendable grunts held in slave-like conditions to skilled programmers working for high salaries, said veteran Myanmar expert David Scott Mathieson, a former Human Rights Watch monitor.

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England have the forward grunt to make similar inroads.

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I watched an army of trucks and hard hats, grinding and grunting on the blank canvas of a town in ruins.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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