- Gruntling
- Gruntling \Grunt"ling\, n. A young hog. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
Gruntling
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gruntling — v. grunt repeatedly; pacify, cause someone to be in good spirits … English contemporary dictionary
gruntling — grunt·ling … English syllables
gruntling — ˈgrəntliŋ noun ( s) Etymology: grunt (I) + ling : a young pig … Useful english dictionary
gruntle — transitive verb (gruntled; gruntling) Etymology: back formation from disgruntle Date: 1926 to put in a good humor < were gruntled with a good meal and good conversation W. P. Webb > … New Collegiate Dictionary
Nick Lowe — For the comic book editor, see Nick Lowe (comics). For the British classicist and science fiction reviewer, see Nick Lowe (classicist). Nick Lowe Lowe performing at the Kursaal in November 2008 Background information … Wikipedia
grun|tle — «GRUHN tuhl», intransitive verb, tled, tling. to utter a low grunt; murmur; grumble: »The dissatisfied customers kept gruntling about the poor service in the restaurant. ╂[< grunt + le frequentative ] … Useful english dictionary
