gruntling
To cause
happiness, pleasure, or
amusement. It is most often used to denote attempts to cause these to
occur in another.
gruntled
by Davis Wonders on Jan 22, 2006 05:15:46
Example:
Johnny got his favorite
ice cream today. He is very gruntled.
"Why are you so gruntled today Joe?" asked Johnny.
Gruntled
by amdawn on Oct 02, 2009 09:28:44
The opposite of disgrunted, which means
unhappy with the current situation or state of affairs. So, to be
gruntled means
to be happy with the way things are going; not upset.
Example:
Dawn: "I'm so totally
gruntled today!
Not a thing out of place!" Or: "
Oh happy day! Color me gruntled!"
Friend: "Yeah, I hate it when you're disgruntled!"
Gruntling
by not a meatshield on Jul 24, 2006 10:40:25
gruntled
by lolykatt on Mar 09, 2009 15:38:11
Example:
person 1 damn that bitch was all up in my kool aid so i had to put
the slap down on her face! she ended up calling the
po-lice
person 2 oh
harriet your stories of entertainment keep me gruntled through the whole day!
gruntled
by Shanny on Jan 22, 2004 07:11:17
A state of
bliss brought on by total acceptance or self and others usually, but not always, accompanied by a low
pitched gutteral sound closely resembling an
oink.
Gruntled
by Grob on Apr 10, 2003 12:42:56
Example:
gruntle
by Bryan McLaren on Sep 02, 2004 11:24:59
when someone has sex with another person wearing a
kilt or skirt
also a full gruntle would be a woman in a skirt/dress and a man in a kilt
Source: Bryan
McLaren,
Sep 1, 2004
Example:
"I just did a
full gruntle with
my guy while he was wearing his
kilt!"
Gruntle
by Zelliette on May 18, 2010 11:10:32
re-gruntled
by Valerie DJ on Nov 29, 2010 07:10:18
Example:
I was
disgruntled that the store had run out of widgets, but having found
one on eBay, I'm re-gruntled.