Grumbles

noun:

1) One who prematurely denies a correct response only to come full circle and carefully explain the same answer
2) One who is easily mistakable for a person of a lesser education level
3) One who may become moist at the sound of the Orphan Whisperer's voice

Lecturer: Blah, blah, blah
(Upon entering lecture hall) Student 1: Why is the secretary standing on the stage with a microphone...
Student 2: Hah, hah, hah
Student 1: Oh my gosh, that's Grumbles?
Student 2: Hah, hah, hah

by Jack O'Sniles September 19, 2009

grumble grumble

A saying spoken by someone who is discontent.

A - What's going on, B?
B - Grumble grumble.
A - I get it, I'll leave you alone.

by alex.lastname October 31, 2016

grumble grumble

Usually said when one feels annoyed or frusturated

"I totally failed that test! Grumble grumble..."

by mansonfreak August 4, 2009

Grumble

To complain somewhat pointlessly. Grumbling usually consists of merely bemoaning an unfortunate/unfair situation instead of attempting to come up with a solution.

And so he's still grumbling about being picked off of third two innings ago, and whaddayaknow, he gets picked off again!

by Diggity Monkeez May 22, 2005

Grumble

A group of pugs (originate from China, large toy breed) containing three or more breed of the dog.

"What does Sally have for pets?"
"A cat and a grumble of pugs."

by hugs_and_pugs August 8, 2014

grumble

A contracted form of the Cockney rhyming slang 'grumble and grunt'. I refers in an unsavoury way to an eligible female.

You may not like it but it's out there as part of our urban linguistic culture.
Certainly in use in the 1960's

"I'm going out on Friday night to pull a bit of grumble".

by ian wilman January 14, 2005

grumble

Pornographic materials such as magazines, internet sites or videos

Anders: Where's Warby?
Merrell: Oh he's upstairs on the computer looking at grumble

by thats a negatory June 24, 2005