grumbly
Adjective
Meaning
In a grum manner.
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“Agriculture is confronting a crisis no less epic than the dustbowl of the 1930s,” said Thomas Grumbly, president of the Supporters of Agricultural Research Foundation, which commissioned the NASEM report, in a statement.
In the religious ( I hesitate to use the phrase disciple of Christ) group many times when somebody is a bit grumbly, it is followed up by “rightly dividing scripture”.
I made this last night and used “Naked Goat” cheese- mild and sweet, a little tangy, but not grumbly…more sturdy and definitely easy to cut into matchsticks.
Gore’s hearing was part of a larger campaign he had designed with his staff director, Tom Grumbly.