What does grumble mean in English?

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0 to complain about someone or something in an annoyed way:
- She spent the evening grumbling to me about her job.
- [ + speech ] "You never hang your coat up," she grumbled.
1 a complaint:
- When the teacher assigned extra homework, she heard a few grumbles from the kids.
2 to complain in an annoyed way:
- There’s no point in grumbling about the hotel – we’re only here for one night.

They grumbled about supervisors, poor wages, long hours, bad work rules and dozens of other issues.
The voters, for all their grumbles, know on which side their bread is buttered.
I am not grumbling, but many people who share a party line complain of the tremendous inconvenience this causes.
They were always grumbling about what was being done, and that the country was going to be ruined.
The consumers grumbled and complained of exorbitant prices charged for food stuff.
We shall be taken by surprise again; we shall again have nothing in preparation and shall again be grumbling that the weather is abnormal.
An annual debate is inevitably a chance to air one or two grumbles.
There was a great deal of grumbling when my right honourable friend did that.