Querulous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUERULOUS in dictionary:

VERB:
• Given to quarreling; quarrelsome.
• Apt to find fault; habitually complaining; disposed to murmur; as, a querulous man or people.
• Expressing complaint; fretful; whining; as, a querulous tone of voice.
ADJECTIVE:
• complaining; peevish
• complaining in a rather petulant or whining manner
• complaining or whining
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• habitually complaining

Words related to QUERULOUS

querulously23 querulousness22

Words that contain QUERULOUS

querulously23 querulousness22 querulousnesses24

How to use QUERULOUS in a sentence

• And always the querulous voice of the sick woman in the front bedroom demanding another hot water bag.
• When De Valmont returned and knew his losses, he became a wayward recluse, querulous, despondent, frantic at times, and at times most melancholy.
• Though solemn, however, he was not at all severe or querulous, as is too frequently the case with those who affect to be religious.
• Let it not however be imagined, that she brought a heart, querulous, and ruined in its taste for pleasure.
• As he went down-stairs he could hear her voice raised in querulous protest about something.
• Had he remained idly at home, he would have sunk, perhaps, into a querulous satirist.
• The petulant, querulous droop of her mouth escaped MacRae.
• The amiable Gresset could not sport with the brilliant wings of his butterfly muse, without dropping some querulous expression on the solitude of genius.
• Their bark is high-pitched and querulous rather than deep and defiant, but for continuity it has no rival upon earth.
• The author dwells on his advancing years, but this he does not do in a querulous fashion.
• He thought it talkative, querulous, hysterical, maudlin, full of false ideas, of unhealthy germs, of extravagant, dissipated habits, for which a great reckoning was in store.
• He had become moody and querulous, and occasionally even irritable.
• She saw herself, slipping in late at night, listening always for that uneasy querulous voice.
• One party would be too querulous, the other too tenacious.
• I have, nevertheless, been often inclined to doubt, whether authors, however querulous, are in reality more miserable than their fellow mortals.
• If I have helped to make it any less invisible to yourselves, let me ask you to pardon the somewhat querulous tone of my concluding remarks.
• I have seen it urged, again, in querulous accents, that the so- called immortality even of the most immortal is not for ever.
• Mrs Beazely, the housekeeper, has become inert and querulous from rheumatism and the burden of added years.
• The door was opened by an elderly woman, thin, and somewhat querulous in expression.
• He is weak, querulous, ugly to look at, apt to be greedy, cross, and untidy.
• Or is it that you wrote in a querulous mood, when you said those sharp things about your grey goose quill.
• At each move the little old lady grew weaker and more querulous.
• Many a man has been discarded by a virtuous girl, merely on account of his querulous conduct.
• The gate, flapping-to behind them, sounded like a fretful and querulous complaint.
• The affection of old people is often exacting and querulous.
• There was a querulous note which was strangely out of keeping with your usual disposition.

Similar words containing QUERULOU without suffix s

querulously23 querulousness22 querulousnesses24

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