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Etymology 1 n. 1 (context slang English) A group of objects, lots. 2 A dry measure synonymous with "lots" Etymology 2
n. (context colloquial English) A small grumble. vb. (context colloquial English) To emit a grumble, or a lesser version thereof Etymology 3
n. (context US slang English) The area between anus and scrotum in a male or between anus and vulva in a woman.
Usage examples of "grundle".
It had begun modestly, as most good mysteries do, with a small item on the back page which briefly mentioned that a wealthy farmer named Amos Grundle had mysteriously vanished and that his wife, Sarah, had committed suicide by cutting her wrist arteries, both events coinciding with the disappearance of the Grundle servant, a girl named Nellie Hearthstone.
She had been taken from the asylum a year ago and employed as a maid of all work in the Grundle household, which consisted only of her and Mrs.
Prominent men in the village vigorously denied that Amos Grundle had tired of his aging wife to become infatuated with the lovely orphan.
They condemned as vicious gossip the theory that a love-making scene between Grundle and the girl on the edge of the old rock quarry had resulted in the murder.
The case was given an exotic touch by the statement of an elderly spinster named Nettie Jarvis, who declared she had seen a tall man with a black beard follow Grundle into the woods toward the old quarry on the morning of his disappearance.
Dawbridge promised startling disclosures in the Grundle mystery before to-morrow morning.
He did not have another moment to spare for the Grundle Diamond Case until it was time to go home for dinner.
He opened the newspaper to steal another glance at the Grundle story before going into the house.
Grundle was ever present when Grundle was striking you, his wife or any of the animals?
We admit it was excusable for him to kill Grundle, who was pawing you and robbing him.
A reporter on the Bulletin, a tabloid, wanted to know if he was interested in the Grundle murder case.
In this case, we know that Truman killed Grundle and your only hope is to prove that he had a sufficient motive.
I feel he had just as much moral right to kill Grundle as one would to kill a rattlesnake that was getting ready to strike in a minute or two.
Proving that Grundle was a Jekyll and Hide prove that Grundle was infatuated with Nellie and intended to kill his wife and marry her.
Dawbridge will try to convince the jury that the girl is little better than a woman of the streets that she somehow cajoled Grundle into making her his heiress.