grouch

If old Grouch Gaylong isnt with us, well send him home in a baby carriage, thats what!

"Lumpy's got on the grouch that won't come off," grinned Big-foot.

Laura, was so unruffled and smiling herself that he could not wholly maintain his grouch.

"If you're looking for Sympathy, you've barked up the wrong Tree," said the Grouch.

Rabies—his grouch—armavit—armed—Archilochum—Archilochus—iambo—with the iambic—proprio—his own invention.

Mr. Caleb Hammond rose that Sunday morning with a partially developed attack of indigestion and a thoroughly developed "grouch."

But if you've got a grouch against this scheme we'll try the other one.

"Well, all I've got to say is that we'll freeze to death," went on the "grouch" in gloomy tones.

He would assure her that the Grouch was a Good Fellow, but you had to know him thirty or forty years before you found it out.

This morning I woke up with a glouch, which is a combination of a gloom and a grouch, and worse than either.