Meanings of feel grumpy in English

To feel grumpy in such surroundings was certainly black ingratitude.

But then, Jimmy always did feel grumpy before breakfast.

I was beginning to feel grumpy.

There is so much goodwill out there that you need never feel grumpy or cross or fed up for long.

The New Yorker, October 22, 1960 P. 34 Overheard in Grand Central Station the other morning: No wonder I feel grumpy.

I let him escort me out of the room, feeling grumpy with everyone including myself.

I woke up feeling grumpy and not sure why.

The council agency is feeling grumpy and the software engineer behind the app, a little red-faced.

The pair of bays were feeling grumpy.

Bethanne awoke the next morning feeling grumpy and tired when Minnah entered with the usual breakfast fare.

Sometimes these days, when I'm going around art exhibitions, I find myself feeling grumpy, miserable and hopeless.

But they are facing a recession, hurting from austerity measures to meet tough fiscal targets, and feeling grumpy.

He didn't reply, feeling grumpy.

'I'm with you,' says Ivor, feeling grumpy now that he has lost his country house.

"Is there anything Alice doesn't do?" Tanya snapped, feeling grumpy, as Peter met her eyes.

He was simply dealing with the usual disorientation he always experienced after an intense project, feeling grumpy and disconnected for the past few days.