gritch

English

Verb

gritch (third-person singular simple present gritches, present participle gritching, simple past and past participle gritched)

1. (Canada, US, slang, intransitive) To complain; to gripe.
   • 2012, Gini Rifkin, Special Delivery:

     “Don't give a damn whether or not the bible thumping society gets a new church organ,” he gritched, “but I do like ice cream.”

   • 2015, Angela Krout, The Ties That Bind, page 13:

     […] gritched and grumbled a bit, got more coffee and soon joined me. Dalton on the other hand slept on.