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gritch

gritch verb: to complain; to gripe.

Verb

gritch (third-person singular simple present gritches, present participle gritching, simple past and past participle gritched)

  1. (Canada, US, intransitive, slang) To complain; to gripe.
    • “Don't give a damn whether or not the bible thumping society gets a new church organ,” he gritched, “but I do like ice cream.”2012, Gini Rifkin, Special Delivery
    • […] gritched and grumbled a bit, got more coffee and soon joined me. Dalton on the other hand slept on.2015, Angela Krout, The Ties That Bind, page 13

Forms of gritch

third-person singular presentgritches
present participlegritching
past participlegritched
pastgritched

Questions about gritch

What does gritch mean?
Gritch means to complain; to gripe.
What part of speech is gritch?
Gritch is a verb.
What is the past tense of gritch?
The past tense of gritch is gritched.

Words near gritch in the dictionary

  1. grit
  2. grit cell
  3. grit cells
  4. Grit City
  5. grit one's teeth
  6. gritch
  7. gritched
  8. gritches
  9. gritching
  10. grith
  11. grithbreach

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