Verb:

ಗೊರಕೆ ಹೊಡೆಯಿರಿ, ದೂರು ಕೊಡು,

grumbled's Usage Examples:

Times reviewer who "responded in the way I had supposed most would" and "grumbled a little but eventually concluded the claims about Pius XII were overwrought.

He grumbled that he spent more on replacement eyes than he earned in prizes.

passage: The storm had now definitely abated, and what thunder there was now grumbled over more distant hills, like a man saying "And another thing.

After getting smashed for a loss by Ruby, Bright grumbled in the huddle, I guess we gotta learn to live with him.

"I didn"t really have that much fun doing it," grumbled singer Chris Robinson.

Houston"s staff "complained that the president grumbled ungraciously, was hard to please, and spent all of his time giving orders and collecting.

Yet, the United matchday programme writer in October 1930 grumbled that Pickering did not put "enough ginger" into his play and judged him.

dude"s head and pull it back and rip his tongue out of his neck,"" Rose grumbled.

novel: ""It all comes of this dashed Swoop of the Vulture business", he grumbled.

Some may have grumbled at the price, but the whole town attended.

Wycliffe used the words "grutched" or "grumbled"; the word in Greek: ἐγγόγυζον was "constantly used in the.

" Another commentator from 1917 grumbled, "I wouldn’t give a two-year-old bull for the best boy ever raised on Mill.

commentaries highlight the Jews" consistency: they grumbled "for want of bread" in the desert, and they grumbled about Jesus" teaching "when they found that.

Synonyms:

kick, grouch, quetch, scold, kvetch, plain, complain, sound off,

Antonyms:

specify, close up, shout, whisper, cheer,