sourpuss in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for sourpuss in the English»French Dictionary

sourpuss [Brit ˈsaʊəpʊs, Am ˈsaʊ(ə)rˌpʊs] N inf, hum

sourpuss

grincheux/-euse inf

Translations for sourpuss in the French»English Dictionary

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sourpuss in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sourpuss in the English»French Dictionary

sourpuss [ˈsaʊəpʊs, Am ˈsaʊɚ-] N inf

sourpuss

grognon mf

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English

He is described as a sourpuss, and is in general the outcast of the group.

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All things considered, it's a nifty hat trick: being a sourpuss about all the sourpusses.

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Only a real sourpuss or spoilsport would take this seriously, or read some kind of social meaning into what just might be the goofiest, wackiest reality show ever created.

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As well as being anti-fun, many of these sourpusses also delude themselves into believing they are morally or intellectually superior.

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Having your humors out of whack could make you dull, tetchy, overly hopeful, or a sourpuss.

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These sourpusses think the market is efficient, meaning that share prices properly reflect all of the available information about a stock.

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They were -- as the sourpuss at the party kept harping on -- just writing.

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Both actors' characters are sourpusses most of the film.

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It inspires the use of painkillers and often leads to surgery; it can bring out the sourpuss in the brightest of spirits.

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Whenever he visited, reporters appeared; and, giving the audience what it wanted, the sourpuss movie star was always ready with a churlish quip.

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