grumbler

He was neither fanatical nor religious, but he was a grumbler, and rather hot-tempered.

Warrington, the grumbler, growled out that Pen was becoming such a puppy that soon there would be no bearing him.

There is my brother, a grumbler too, but professes to have a wiser head than mine.

No soldier is a loyal soldier who is a knocker or a grumbler or a shirker.

My daughter thinks I am becoming a grumbler in my latter years.

This has become to the scoffer a matter of jest, and to the grumbler a cause of complaint—that the Irish poet is obsessed by race.

Warrington, the grumbler, growled out that Pen was becoming such a puppy, that soon there would be no bearing him.

I am no grumbler, but I do like to see the sun at least 300 days out of the 365.

But there was one grumbler out of the number starting out for Little Falls, and this was Nat.

This can redeem a drizzle; but this cannot redeem a grumbler.