grum
11grum — grumly, adv. grumness, n. /grum/, adj., grummer, grummest. (of a person s appearance) grim; glum; surly. [1630 40; prob. b. GRIM and GLUM] * * * …
12grum — adjective /ɡɹʌm/ Morose, stern, surly. She cast a speculative look upon her husband, silent and grum as if he had been thus gruffly carved out of wood. Syn: glum, grim, sour …
13grum — gum found on the ground That guy just ate grum! Nasty! …
14grum — gum found on the ground That guy just ate grum! Nasty! …
15grum — grun m. grain; grumeau; morceau sucre, sable. Lei gents dau gròs grum : les notables, le gratin, les « VIP » …
16Grum-Grschimajlo — Grum Grschimajlo, Grigorij Jefimowitsch, russ. Zoolog und Reisender, geb. 1860, bereiste mehrmals Zentralasien; schrieb: »Le Pamir et sa faune lépidoptérologique« (1890), »Reisen im westl. China« (russ., 1896 99) …
17grum|bling|ly — «GRUHM blihng lee», adverb. with grumbling or discontent …
18grum|bly — «GRUHM blee», adjective. bli|er, bli|est. like a grumble; inclined to grumble …
19grum|met — «GRUHM iht», noun. = grommet. (Cf. ↑grommet) …
20grum — Synonyms and related words: beetle browed, black, black browed, brooding, broody, chapfallen, crestfallen, dark, dejected, dour, dumpish, frowning, glowering, glum, grim, long faced, lowering, melancholy, moodish, moody, mopey, moping, mopish,… …
