gruntle
/ˈɡrʌntəl/Definitions
1. verb
to make someone ill-tempered or annoyed; to irritate
“Her constant criticism began to gruntle her roommate.”
2. verb
to irritate or vex someone; to make someone feel annoyed or irritated
“The noise from the construction site began to gruntle the neighbors.”
3. noun
a feeling of being annoyed or irritated; a state of being ill-tempered
“After the long wait, she was in a terrible gruntle.”
4. verb
to feel or become annoyed or irritated
“I gruntled at the thought of doing all that paperwork.”