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- noun Plural form of
grunting .
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Examples
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Over his neck and shirt — I heard their gruntings and strainings
thomas mcgrath | letters to an imaginary friend « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2008
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Increasingly these days we are exposed to the other kind of fighting, however, and it seems less like a fight for political purpose than the preliminary gruntings of guys who are about to ask each other to step outside.
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Ancient, guttural gruntings and groanings pierce the air.
The Fruit Hunters Adam Leith Gollner 2008
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Ancient, guttural gruntings and groanings pierce the air.
The Fruit Hunters Adam Leith Gollner 2008
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Ancient, guttural gruntings and groanings pierce the air.
The Fruit Hunters Adam Leith Gollner 2008
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Increasingly these days we are exposed to the other kind of fighting, however, and it seems less like a fight for political purpose than the preliminary gruntings of guys who are about to ask each other to step outside.
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I yell as calmly as I can above the bellicose gruntings of an 800hp Rolls-Royce engine which happily runs on anything from plane fuel to chip fat.
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At times, angry cries smote the air, and they would be answered by multitudinous gruntings.
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Freeway rest areas are anonymous enough, I suppose, but it surely seems like someone would report disturbing couplings, gruntings, etc. to the appropriate personnel quickly in a major airport.
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I don't wish vomiting upon the buzzards themselves, but I do understand that it is a natural and innate response to the gruntings and other utterances that issue-forth from Sanctorum's facial anus.
Anne Rants Till She Pants Anne Johnson 2007
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