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Definitions

grunt

[gruhnt] / grʌnt /
VERB
snort
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NOUN
one doing rough physical labor
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Example Sentences

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I can also report that a cane is more useful than a lot of grunting if you are looking to get out of a chair.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fundamental logic of charging for time spent rather than value delivered is becoming untenable as AI automates more grunt work—and professionals may soon have to change their practices.

From The Wall Street Journal

Finally, Harris grunts himself up from behind his desk and grumbles something about hoping we all used our study time wisely.

From Literature

His 1992 title ushered in a period on dominance for Williams just as cars were beginning to become technical masterpieces over the grunting monsters of the eras before them.

From BBC

Running over one of his own Russian bikers, he grunts in annoyance.

From Los Angeles Times