GRUNT
ADJECTIVES
1633 – HOINISH grunting → obs.
NOUNS
1374 — GROIN a grunting, grumble → obs.
1689 — GRUNTLE a little grunt → Sc.
1697 — GRUNTLE a grunting noise; a low moaning sound, esp. that made by a sick cow → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1737 — GRUMPH a grunt → Sc.
..19C — PIG WHISPER • PIG’S WHISPER a grunt; a low whisper → colloq.
1814 — SNORK a snort or grunt → Eng. dial.
1827 — GRUNKLE a grunt; the snout of an animal → Sc.
1906 — BOOF a resonant barking or grunting sound made by an animal
VERBS
1000 — ROUT to snort, to grunt → obs.
1340 — GRUNNY of animals: to grunt; to growl → obs.
1400 — GROIN of animals: to grunt; to growl → obs.
1400 — GRUNTLE to utter a little or low grunt; usually said of swine → obs.’
1440 — HOINE • HOYNE to grunt; to whine → obs.
1630 — YOFF to make a sound resembling the grunt of a pig → obs.
1746 — QUERK • QUIRK to grunt, to groan; to grumble → Eng. dial.
1807 — GRUMPH to grunt → Sc.
1807 — SNORK to snort or grunt; to breathe noisily
1855 — GRUFF to grunt, to snore → Eng. dial.
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