Meanings of gruntle in English

It resembles a series of deep, half-smothered detonations linked together by querulous gruntle.

And surely the thing did cough and roar in the deep earth, and anon to gruntle gently and to sob and gurgle; and lo!

No doubt he was far from gruntled, to use PG Wodehouse's word, when he awoke.

McLean was less than gruntled, having spent hours working with Gray on the training ground.

When it comes to hurling, even at the best of times, Tipperary people are more often disgruntled than they are gruntled.

Perhaps crushing ironies in the closing stages of Murdoch's career will emerge as he struggles with his own succession problems involving two less-than gruntled sons.

"That was unco trouble to mak' for hersel' in the hearing o' that auld tyke whose tongue is as rough as his gruntle!"