grouch (Meaning)
grouch (n)
a bad-tempered person
grouch (v)
show one's unhappiness or critical attitude
Synonyms & Antonyms of grouch
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grouch Sentence Examples
- Grandpa Harold was known as the neighborhood grouch, always grumbling about the kids and their noise.
- Even on the sunniest of days, Emily's grouchiness cast a shadow over the entire office.
- The postal worker was a notorious grouch, his scowl sending shivers down the recipients' spines.
- Despite his grouch exterior, Uncle Fred had a secret stash of candy for the neighborhood children.
- The traffic jam had turned the normally pleasant driver into a grouch, honking his horn and cursing at the other drivers.
- The old man was a grouch, but his bark was worse than his bite, as he secretly donated to local charities.
- The teacher's grouchiness led the students to fear her, even though she had a heart of gold.
- The grumpy cashier's grouchiness was so infectious that it made the customers feel grumpy too.
- The grouch landlord was so disagreeable that no tenant wanted to rent from him.
- Despite her grouchiness, Grandma always had a smile for her grandchildren, showing that even the grumpiest of souls can have a soft spot.
FAQs About the word grouch
a bad-tempered person, show one's unhappiness or critical attitude
curmudgeon, grump,complainer, bear, crab, crank, hunks, whiner,sourpuss, croaker
optimist, Pollyanna,optimist, Pollyanna,, happy camper,happy camper
Grandpa Harold was known as the neighborhood grouch, always grumbling about the kids and their noise.
Even on the sunniest of days, Emily's grouchiness cast a shadow over the entire office.
The postal worker was a notorious grouch, his scowl sending shivers down the recipients' spines.
Despite his grouch exterior, Uncle Fred had a secret stash of candy for the neighborhood children.
