Synonym: bad-tempered, crabbed, crabby, cross, fussy, grouchy, ill-tempered. Similar words: lumpy, incongruity, in the long run, forum, drum, rumor, quorum, jump. Meaning: ['grʌmpɪ] adj. perversely irritable.
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31. Staggering around, can't open your eyes properly , disorientated, grumpy.
32. Wake up, lazybones. You'll miss your breakfast again and be grumpy all morning.
33. Grumpy old sound man needs love, too. - Lennie Rosengard.
34. Don't be so grumpy and pessimistic every cloud has a silver lining.
35. The success of the campaign will be determined by whether Pudding Face stays out of the grumpy zone.
36. One online pundit said that Obama sounded "like a grumpy old man. " Another suggested that in criticizing technology he was acting like an "old fogy.
37. In this grumpy repression hatred finds an excellent breeding ground.
38. But I can imagine that a grumpy co - worker would an outsize impact on my mood.
39. I don't know. Parisians can be grumpy. Have you noticed?
40. The kitchen stove, Lord of bedroom door to lend your husband,[www.Sentencedict.com] grumpy and neuroticism.
41. Grumpy people paid closer attention to details, showed less gullibility, were less prone to errors of judgment and formed higher-quality, persuasive arguments than their happy counterparts.
42. Eisenhower, clod and grumpy, said, " Well, I thought you should have done this a long time ago. "
43. He is, finally, able to help Gena, but he's grumpy and unhappy. "The Macintosh has such a clunky user interface."
44. An Australian expert in psychology from the University of New South Wales, who has been researching human emotions, has found that being grumpy makes people think more lucidly.
45. You shouldn't be so grumpy to someone who's new in the neighborhood.
46. The web designer, who lives with his wife Lisa, 35, in Littlehampton, West Sussex, came up with the idea in May while feeding his grumpy four-year-old, Oscar.
47. Russia is again grumpy.
More similar words: lumpy, incongruity, in the long run, forum, drum, rumor, quorum, jump, dump, pump, decorum, plump, spectrum, jump off, triumph, rumination, instrument, sumptuous, bumptious, assumption, consumption.