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gripey

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[ grahy-pee ]

adjective

gripier, gripiest.
  1. resembling or causing gripes.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of gripey1

First recorded in 1875–80; gripe + -y 1
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Neighbour James Ellis, however, said he saw no issue if it was Capt Sir Tom's wish for the family to keep the profits, and that people were "getting a bit gripey".

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“So many people have asked me will I be their honorary granddaddy or their BFF or their gay uncle — that’s called a gunkle,” elfin actor Leslie Jordan says in the Easter edition of his faithfully maintained, effervescent, sometimes “gripey” Instagram video feed, which has earned him 3 million followers and a New Yorker profile.

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This change was lamented by some industry vets, most notably on the gripey and hyperbolic George Strait and Alan Jackson duet “Murder on Music Row.”

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"GRIPEY" was the name he bore   'Mongst the country people round; They could reckon up a score Of vile actions, if not more,   And from these this name they found.

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