grunt

I’ll spare you the irony of people who grunt about “muh First Amendment rights” when they’re confronted with the rotten sickness of their online cruelty and conspiracy theories, now being the leaders of the most potent assault on political speech and expression in the last hundred years.

"Roseanne" peeled back the veneer around the grunt work of parenting and allowed ongoing problems in the family to stay messy and unresolved.

When he labored to sit or stand, his accompanying grunt sounded like, “Dear God, help me.”

He bore down on Samir with a grunt.

The blinded Mongol made a startled grunt.