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grumpy: adjective and adverb
frump: noun
trump: I. noun II. transitive verb
rump: noun
gazump: transitive verb
gruel: noun
gruff: adjective and adverb
grunt: I. noun II. intransitive verb
clump: I. intransitive verb II. noun
slump: I. noun II. intransitive verb
stump: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
chump: noun
thump: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. noun
plump: I. adjective and adverb II. transitive verb
grumble: I. noun II. intransitive verb
grub out: transitive verb
crumpet: noun
crumple: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
frumpy: adjective and adverb
mugwump: noun

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grumpy [ˈgrʌmpi] ADJ inf

grumpy

zrzędliwy

frump [frʌmp] N pej (woman)

frump

straszydło nt

I . trump [trʌmp] N

trump GAMES:

trump

atut m

no trump

bez atu

Phrases:

to turn [or come] up trumps Brit

spisać się nadspodziewanie dobrze

II . trump [trʌmp] VB trans

trump

przebijać [perf przebić] atutem

rump [rʌmp] N

1. rump (animal's back):

rump

zad m

2. rump (meat):

rump steak

rumsztyk m

3. rump iron (buttocks):

rump

tyłek m

4. rump no pl Brit (remaining group):

rump

niedobitki pl

they were reduced to a rump

niewielu ich pozostało

gazump [gəˈzʌmp] VB trans Brit inf

to gazump sb

podwyższyć komuś cenę sprzedaży domu (po wstępnych ustaleniach)

gruel [ˈgru:əl] N no pl

gruel

kleik m

gruff [grʌf] ADJ

gruff

mrukliwy

I . grunt [grʌnt] N

grunt

chrząknięcie nt

II . grunt [grʌnt] VB intr

grunt

chrząkać [perf chrząknąć]

I . clump² [klʌmp] VB intr (walk)

clump

ciężko stąpać

II . clump² [klʌmp] N no pl (sound)

clump

ciężkie stąpanie nt

I . slump [slʌmp] N ECON

1. slump (decline):

slump

załamanie nt

slump in production

gwałtowny spadek m produkcji

2. slump (recession):

slump

krach m

II . slump [slʌmp] VB intr

1. slump (fall dramatically):

slump

gwałtownie spadać [perf spaść]

slump

załamywać [perf załamać] się

2. slump (fall heavily):

slump

osuwać [perf osunąć] się

I . stump [stʌmp] N

1. stump of tree:

stump

pniak m

2. stump of limb:

stump

kikut m

3. stump AM POL:

to be on the stump

prowadzić kampanię wyborczą

II . stump [stʌmp] VB trans

1. stump usu inf (baffle):

stump

zbijać [perf zbić] z tropu

2. stump esp AM POL:

stump

prowadzić kampanię wyborczą

III . stump [stʌmp] VB intr

stump

chodzić [lub iść] ciężkim krokiem

chump [tʃʌmp] N

chump Brit inf:

chump

dureń m

Phrases:

to go off one's chump Brit inf

zgłupieć

I . thump [θʌmp] VB trans inf

thump

grzmotnąć

thump

walnąć

II . thump [θʌmp] VB intr

thump heart:

thump

walić

thumping headache

pulsujący ból m głowy

III . thump [θʌmp] N

thump

huk m

to give sb a thump

walnąć kogoś

I . plump [plʌmp] ADJ

II . plump [plʌmp] VB trans

1. plump (put down):

plump

rzucać [perf rzucić]

to plump sth on the floor

rzucić coś na podłogę

2. plump (sit down):

to plump oneself down

klapnąć

I . grumble [ˈgrʌmbl̩] N

grumble

skarga f

II . grumble [ˈgrʌmbl̩] VB intr

1. grumble (complain):

to grumble about sth

narzekać na coś

2. grumble (rumble):

grumble

grzmieć [perf za-]

his stomach is grumbling

burczy mu w brzuchu

I mustn't grumble

nie mogę narzekać

grub out, grub up VB trans

grub out

karczować [perf wy-]

crumpet [ˈkrʌmpɪt] N Brit

1. crumpet FOOD:

crumpet

bułeczka podawana na gorąco z masłem

2. crumpet inf (woman):

to be a nice crumpet

być niezłym towarem

I . crumple [ˈkrʌmpl̩] VB trans

crumple

zgniatać [perf zgnieść]

II . crumple [ˈkrʌmpl̩] VB intr

1. crumple (squash):

crumple

zgniatać [perf zgnieść] się

2. crumple (collapse):

crumple

przewracać [perf przewrócić] się

frumpy ADJ

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frumpy

niemodny

mugwump N

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mugwump Am

osoba niezależna (politycznie) f

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Call me an old-fashioned grump, but what happened to interesting bosses at the end of each act? nzgamer.com

No one has a right to grump: teachers, police, nurses, bureaucrats... everyone has done well. news.nationalpost.com

Leaving angry notes isn't helpful either and results in you being viewed as a cranky, non-neighbourly grump. www.whyallanewsonline.com.au

They will turn into an old grump too. citywire.co.uk

He is a friendly grump, has wisdom beyond his years, and is on a life-long quest to attain music nirvana. www.welovedc.com

I'm also not a grump who believes good teams can't have role players. www.thehockeynews.com

Is he merely in a grump, or in the awakenings of an open revolt? www.telegraph.co.uk

That was the biggest grump for the police on duty. www.stuff.co.nz

This he did with a perennial half smile, half grump on his face which made us like him all the more. www.huffingtonpost.com.au

It's hard to hide 200 pounds of grump. news.nationalpost.com

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grumpy [ˈgrʌmpi] ADJ inf

frump [frʌmp] N pej (woman)

I . trump [trʌmp] N

trump GAMES:

Phrases:

II . trump [trʌmp] VB trans

rump [rʌmp] N

1. rump (animal's back):

2. rump (meat):

3. rump iron (buttocks):

4. rump no pl Brit (remaining group):

gazump [gəˈzʌmp] VB trans Brit inf

gruel [ˈgru:əl] N no pl

gruff [grʌf] ADJ

I . grunt [grʌnt] N

II . grunt [grʌnt] VB intr

I . clump2 [klʌmp] VB intr (walk)

II . clump2 [klʌmp] N no pl (sound)

I . slump [slʌmp] N ECON

1. slump (decline):

2. slump (recession):

II . slump [slʌmp] VB intr

1. slump (fall dramatically):

2. slump (fall heavily):

I . stump [stʌmp] N

1. stump of tree:

2. stump of limb:

3. stump AM POL:

II . stump [stʌmp] VB trans

1. stump usu inf (baffle):

2. stump esp AM POL:

III . stump [stʌmp] VB intr

chump [tʃʌmp] N

chump Brit inf:

Phrases:

I . thump [θʌmp] VB trans inf

II . thump [θʌmp] VB intr

thump heart:

III . thump [θʌmp] N

I . plump [plʌmp] ADJ

1. plump person, leg:

2. plump chicken:

3. plump fruit:

4. plump pillow:

II . plump [plʌmp] VB trans

1. plump (put down):

2. plump (sit down):

I . grumble [ˈgrʌmbl̩] N

II . grumble [ˈgrʌmbl̩] VB intr

1. grumble (complain):

2. grumble (rumble):

grub out, grub up VB trans

crumpet [ˈkrʌmpɪt] N Brit

1. crumpet FOOD:

2. crumpet inf (woman):

I . crumple [ˈkrʌmpl̩] VB trans

II . crumple [ˈkrʌmpl̩] VB intr

1. crumple (squash):

2. crumple (collapse):

frumpy ADJ

mugwump N

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I . clump² [klʌmp] VB intr (walk)

II . clump² [klʌmp] N no pl (sound)