Noun:

ವಿವರಿಸಲಾಗದ ಬೇಸರ, ಗಜ್ಜನಿ,

grumbling's Usage Examples:

bed; the fire was already out, and had, not without grumbling, to be rekindled; half an hour later, and I must have gone supperless to roost.

Rousteing says his age, initial anonymity, and especially race led to grumblings amongst the fashion establishment.

equally between reactionary grumblings about the state of the country and vituperative comments on contemporary politics, with regular passing references to.

The exchange came to an end with Bleury returning to his seat and grumbling aloud about having to conduct business 'with filth'.

Jordan as the new manager although his style of play soon began to cause grumblings from the terraces but the side slowly got results going if not the quality.

As the grumbling of the cow continued, the at first uninterested March began to take umbrage.

A failure to win any of their first six matches caused a few grumblings from the fans but a four-goal haul from Dennis Viollet helped Stoke beat.

Zimmerman, the idea of the panel "is to really take those grumblings and mutterings and bring them out into the light, speak truth to power, cut through to.

Twain critic Sydney Krause, while agreeing that the "sulfurous grumblings over Cooper [are] hardly the work of a judicious person," sees Twain"s.

” In addition, criticism against Heshang stressed that the film was biased and it only represented the “elitist grumblings” (gaoji laosao).

:You've had no choice but to eat grass with the cattle:Your grumbling stomach calmed with uncooked roots.

grumbling of the cow continued, the at first uninterested March began to take umbrage and decided to teach the speckled cow a lesson she would never forget.

Vorderasiatisches Museum Berlin CDLI ORACC Transliteration Tablet EA 3, “Marriage, grumblings, a palace-opening,” C.

Synonyms:

grumble, complaint, muttering, mutter, murmuring, murmur,

Antonyms:

fractional, empty, emptiness, comprehensibility, regularity,