Grizzle ( verb , noun , verb )

(As a verb)

Grizzle ( verb )

To complain or grumble persistently and peevishly.

Origin:

Middle english grisilen, from old english grisilian, of germanic origin; akin to old high german grisilōn to shiver with cold.

Examples:

1. He was always grizzle about the weather.
2. She was grizzle about the food, the service, and the price.
3. He would grizzle on and on about the same thing.
4. She would grizzle on and on about how tired she was.
5. He would grizzle on and on until someone gave in.

(As a noun)

Grizzle ( noun )

To complain or grumble persistently and peevishly.

Origin:

Middle english grisilen, from old english grisilian, of germanic origin; akin to old high german grisilōn to shiver with cold.

Examples:

1. He was always grizzle about the weather.
2. She was grizzle about the food, the service, and the price.
3. He would grizzle on and on about the same thing.
4. She would grizzle on and on about how tired she was.
5. He would grizzle on and on until someone gave in.

(As a verb)

Grizzle ( verb )

To complain or grumble persistently and peevishly.

Origin:

Middle english grisilen, from old english grisilian, of germanic origin; akin to old high german grisilōn to shiver with cold.

Examples:

1. He was always grizzle about the weather.
2. She was grizzle about the food, the service, and the price.
3. He would grizzle on and on about the same thing.
4. She would grizzle on and on about how tired she was.
5. He would grizzle on and on until someone gave in.