What is "grudged"

Usage examples of "grudged".

Foist grudged to Rullin, turning aside to reach down for his wine cup.

Duke Rilfe grudged after a moment, still unhappy but forced, as always, to be fair.

Traixe grudged from the chair he sat in, gesturing back the man who stood beside the body on the table.

One youngster, homesick and lonely, had even eaten noxious berries once to ensure for himself a long stay in the infirmarer's beneficent shadow, and never grudged the sickness and misery it cost him at the outset.

And William, who had occasionally sat sulking at the same table with Benedetta, and grudged her his father's gifts, William who knew how it had ended: "Fool, what do you know?

Cerryl grudged, "but Jeslek wants the chair and the hangings, and the girls weren't the ones who shot the arrow.

If he still grudged you consent, he would have said something like take her and be damned to both of you.

Only the occasional gigant or pithkie grudged her passage and stepped aside with a grunt or a flash of bright, sharp teeth.