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Grimbler
Grimbler by Kayla Roar October 28, 2017
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Gribbler
Gribbler by Gribbler69 July 31, 2019
Grumblers
Women or girls that have an unusual method of talking whereby the spoken words start in a normal clear voice and then are rolled to the back of the throat allowing a steady rumble or raspy sound to take over the words as if she were running out of air.
Grambler
Grambling is a slang term whose exact origins are unknown but is generally thought to have originated in California as a combination of "gambling" and "rambling". It can describe living an unconventional, adventurous and sometimes risky lifestyle associated with traveling, independence, playing music, and having fun, and can be a catchall synonym for any and all of these activities. Gramblers are spirited and fun-loving, rough around the edges, and tend to disregard societal norms in favor of a good time.
"We had a bunch of gramblers sitting around the campfire last night. Must have grambled twenty songs. It was a Gramble for sure."
Grambler by The Grambler August 12, 2013
Grimbleborf
A slang term origination out of Maine meaning a person who despises Moxie but still calls themselves a Mainer.
Grimbleborf by ladypalms December 3, 2019
hairy grumbler
A particularly large, hard or malformed turd that is preceded by abdominal grumbling. Often the stool contains undigested solids such as corn, peanuts or hair.
hairy grumbler by Bartex L.I. September 3, 2013
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