grunt
ਕੁੜ
definition
verb
Simon on the other hand is in love with cuddly toys, and also anything that chimes or makes a silly noise, especially cows mooing or pigs grunting .
(of an animal, especially a pig) make a low, short guttural sound.
noun
If your language consists of little more than guttural grunts and cherry pie, you can't be blamed for not getting it.
a low, short guttural sound made by an animal or a person.
he went from grunt to senior executive vice president in less than five years
a low-ranking or unskilled soldier or other worker.
example
If you were applying for a 'grunt' programmer or contract design position, then sure, the traditional route may work better.
She sighed after the original 'grunt' at the unwanted physical contact and thought about how she couldn't stand him.
He is a moving target, who also exhibits what the American military call a ‘grunt’ mentality, and a 'grunt' is an infantryman in the finest sense of the word.
I 'grunt' slightly in disgust at this display.
Before he dreams about the ambush at night, he replays what his 'grunt' training could've made him do better.
he answered with a 'grunt' and made no further reply
It happens in the best of marriages when your partner asks you about your day and you just 'grunt' or turn away - or vice versa.
A hand grabbed his arm and he shook it loose, only turning to face his assailant when he heard a very definite female 'grunt' .
Now, the army was called back in to do all the 'grunt' work.
It's a sad fact that money doesn't exactly leak down to the actual 'grunt' workers.
It is nonetheless a beautiful shallow reef with huge areas of elk and staghorn coral sheltering shoals of 'grunt' , snapper and goatfish.
he went from 'grunt' to senior executive vice president in five years
For a ruling class man to get a working class 'grunt' to pay that much attention showed how good he was.
He has a particularly disagreeable 'grunt' when he does not understand what you say, and desires a repetition.
what the big wagon needs is 'grunt', and the turbo does the business
Perhaps it was a bush pig that would 'grunt' and snuffle away when it spotted her.
The oddly named 'grunt' is like a warm shortcake consisting of sweet dumplings baked over simmering fruit.
Sometimes it's just a 'grunt' or two, a guttural sound akin to some sort of proto-speech.
The love affair was company-wide, although not necessarily shared by the grunts, as one former 'grunt' writes.
'grunt' work
Most players these days seem to insist on vocalising a very unattractive sounding 'grunt' whenever they hit the ball, as if in some way the making of this noise actually improves their performance.
Every time you chose a certain piece of clothing, the man would 'grunt' his assent.
he went from 'grunt' to senior executive vice president in less than five years
The adored child is gone, replaced by a hostile stranger who will only 'grunt' , slam doors and stare blankly at the TV.
Grunting a little, I plopped some warm 'grunt' into a bowl.
Her boyfriend Dave was reading the evening paper, emitting the occasional odd 'grunt' .
The huge walrus made another 'grunt' and then wobbled itself away from us and across the few feet of exposed rocks and slipped into the water.
blueberry 'grunt'
Would you be an instinctive soldier, a brilliant commander, or a 'grunt' ?
Just like the last anniversary, I still strain and 'grunt' to push out each infrequent update but ultimately it's still good fun.
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