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grumble

[gruhm-buhl] / ˈgrʌm bəl /




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Other locals grumble that the construction has made Asir’s most beautiful areas off-limits, and that the focus on luxury will change the freewheeling character of the region.

From Los Angeles Times

He grumbles that it’s hard to open up to someone who can already “divine your secrets at a glance.”

From Los Angeles Times

The protests from Democrats continued throughout the speech, as they laughed at the president’s talking points and loudly grumbled.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet there were undoubtedly grumbles from some in the community about the new arrivals, prompting an excoriating editorial in The Buteman newspaper condemning "narrow-minded bigotry".

From BBC

One park-keeper was heard to grumble it was "like a great big bank holiday scene".

From BBC