Begrumble
adj, verb ·Rare ·Advanced level
Definitions
- 1 To grumble. intransitive
"Then why should people begrumble to pay a decent price for the upkeep of the great picture gallery of the world, universal Nature, teeming with the masterpieces of the master artist Nature?"
- 2 To grumble at or to. transitive
"Scratcheting roof-possums haunt gamely chomp & claw - preening in midnight garrets above our bed begrumbling us our sleep sometimes"
- 1 damned; blasted not-comparable
"“All right, all right,” Gloria complained, “if you're so dead set on your begrumbled frog. […]”"
Example
More examples"Then why should people begrumble to pay a decent price for the upkeep of the great picture gallery of the world, universal Nature, teeming with the masterpieces of the master artist Nature?"
Etymology
From be- (“about”) + grumble.
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