grunt

A grunt that is easy to hear, often indicating strong effort or emotion.

A sound made deep in the throat, indicating effort or displeasure.

A quiet, gentle sound indicating minor effort or acknowledgement.

A short, low sound made to show anger.

A short, quiet sound indicating minor effort or acknowledgement.

A short, quiet sound indicating minor effort or acknowledgement.

A short, low sound made to show irritation.

A short, low sound made to show frustration.

A barely noticeable sound indicating minor effort or acknowledgement.

A grunt that does not express a clear opinion or decision.

Used to specify the reason for or emotion behind the grunt (e.g., a grunt of pain, a grunt of satisfaction).

To make low, rough sounds, especially when making a great physical effort.

Indicates that an action is accompanied by a grunt.

To grunt in a way that is easy to hear.

To grunt in a way that shows anger.

To grunt in a quiet way.

To do nothing more than grunt, often as a minimal response.

To do nothing more than grunt, often as a minimal response.

To produce a grunt sound.

To suddenly make a grunt sound.

To perceive the sound of a grunt with your ears.

To direct a grunt towards someone or something.

Used to specify the context of the grunt (e.g., grunt in reply, grunt in pain).

Used to express the emotion accompanying the grunt (e.g., grunt with satisfaction).