0 present participle of grouse
She's always grousing about how she's been treated by the management.
They lead to more grousing and trouble than anything else.
They are still grousing about it after 250 years.
We are not in the habit of grousing.
If people who are short will only make it known, instead of grumbling and grousing, their requirements will be met.
They should go into their constituencies and give a lead to their people instead of grousing here and looking for trouble when they get back to their constituencies.
It was just that the money had to be raised, and there was no grousing on the part of the manufacturing interests as to what they would have to pay.
If he can do something for them now, he will save those same people from going about the country grousing about their postwar credits in this new era of peace.
Of course there is bound to be grousing, and there is bound to be complaint wherever the dividing line falls between a large and a small establishment.
