dɪsˈɡrʌntəl

Definitions

1. verb

to cause (someone) to feel dissatisfied or unhappy, typically because of a lack of satisfaction or an unfulfilled need

“The long wait at the doctor’s office began to disgruntle the patients.”

2. verb

to make (someone) discontented or dissatisfied

“The news of the layoffs started to disgruntle the employees.”

3. verb

to make (something) less pleasant or enjoyable

“The rain started to disgruntle the outdoor festival.”

4. verb

to annoy or irritate

“The constant noise from the neighbors started to disgruntle her.”