US /ˈɡraʊtʃi/
・UK /ˈgraʊtʃi/
I'll usually just say, "Oh, I'm just really cranky because I need something to eat." So a second way to say you're in a bad mood is to say, "I'm cranky." A third way to say that you're in a bad mood is to say, "I'm grouchy." So you may have watched the show Sesame Street.
and on that show they have a character called Oscar the Grouch, and he's always grouchy.
No, it's very grouchy.
Uh, okay, how about this, I'm not sad, I'm Grouchy!
I'm not Grouchy.
When you dislike something, it doesn't make you happy; it makes you sad or grouchy or angry.
When you dislike something, it makes you sad, grouchy, or a little bit angry.
but when I do it, everyone gets all grouchy and judgmental.
But when I do it, everyone gets all grouchy and judgmental.
but I could tell that he was kind of grouchy and mean
I could tell that he was kind of grouchy and mean because he was really sad.
And I'll reply by saying, oh, I slept great, or I'm a little grouchy right now because I didn't sleep very good at all.
Or, "I'm a little grouchy right now
Hey, Grouchy, I'm going to be a mother!
Hey, Grouchy, I'm gonna be a mother.
And then you can go all the way to sort of these grouchy survivalists who live out in the woods,
And then you can go all the way to sort of these grouchy survivalists who live out in the woods.
Just don't get grouchy if they say no, though, because they're not required to help.
Just don't get grouchy if they say no, though, because they're not required to help.