grouse
/ˈɡraʊs/Definitions
1. noun
a type of bird, especially one of the family Tetraonidae, typically having a plumage of earthy colors and a distinctive call.
“The hunters were out in the woods looking for grouse to hunt during the season.”
2. verb
to complain or express discontent, often in a grudging or irritable manner.
“She groused about the long line at the grocery store, but eventually she got her groceries and left.”
3. verb
to utter a low grumbling or complaining sound, especially of an animal.
“The old dog groused and lay down in the corner, clearly tired from the walk.”