Grunts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRUNTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRUNT, to utter a deep guttural sound
• (of an animal, especially a pig) make a low, short guttural sound
• (of a person) make a low inarticulate sound, typically to express effort or indicate assent
NOUN:
• a low, short guttural sound made by an animal or a person
• a low-ranking soldier or unskilled worker
• mechanical power, especially in a motor vehicle
• an edible shoaling fish of tropical coasts and coral reefs, able to make a loud noise by grinding its teeth and amplifying the sound in the swim bladder.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to utter a deep, guttural sound

Words related to GRUNTS

grunt6 grunted9 grunting10

How to use GRUNTS in a sentence

• Presently the Story-teller made some shrewd hit, that shook the Pymeut community into louder grunts of applause and a general chuckling.
• Having greeted the guests hospitably and kindly he confined his subsequent conversation to two grunts and a growl.
• They struggled in silence except for the snarling grunts of the whiskey-runner.
• He slap-banged away left and right, boring Montgomery up against the ropes, swinging in his ferocious blows with those animal grunts which told of the vicious energy behind them.
• Displaying to all their grave faces, they utter such grunts that travellers only think of pressing their horses to get away from them as soon as possible.
• Last of all came David Cannon, who brushed away flattery with curt gestures and grunts.
• It made a deep impression upon the Indians, and they voiced their sentiments by occasional grunts of approval.
• Soon, however, they paused beside it, and after they had exchanged a few grunts the larger Indian began to mount.
• Matches were quickly struck, and coals pressed into pipe bowls with guttural grunts of satisfaction.
• There is a look of rapture upon their faces, and now and then, amid grunts and groans, they cry out with excitement and triumph.
• You know the way an Indian laughs grunts in his stomach and looks at the ground.
• And they gave short grunts which expressed their assent, for neither of them liked company.
• We sat together, and I had the pleasure of hearing from time to time his grunts of disapproval.
• Ayrton was waiting for them on the beach, and Jup came joyously to meet them, giving vent to deep grunts of satisfaction.
• But protests of groans and grunts would be unavailing.
• About fifteen men squatted round the big drum, which must have been five or six feet in diameter, and began a weird song, interspersed with grunts and yells.
• The crowd applauded with wild grunts and savage cries.
• A huge Berkshire sat on his haunches, slowly shaking his head, the water dropping from his eyes, until he, too, rolled over with faint grunts.
• The surrounding Indians looked down at the vanquished Shawnee, expressing their approval in characteristic grunts.
• Finally it yielded, with enough noise to have awakened sleepers a block distant, and forth into the moonlight came rescuers and rescued with low, satisfied grunts of laughter.
• They talked in mono-syllables and grunts for the most part, and when really conversing used language which I found it most difficult to understand.

Similar words containing GRUNT without suffix s

grunt6 grunted9 grunter8 gruntle8 grunters9 grunting10 gruntled10 gruntles9 gruntings11 gruntling11 disgruntle12 gruntingly15 disgruntled14 disgruntles13 disgruntling15 disgruntlement18 disgruntlements19

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