disgruntle

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• Well, they’re sad, parents are disgruntled, and the school loses business to Lunchables and other food brought from home, Martin said.

• Kelly’s legal team, for their part, argued that the singer’s sexual encounters were all consensual and that those who spoke out against the singer were merely disgruntled exes with an agenda.

• The argument of consensual conduct is at the core of Kelly’s defense—that his accusers are simply disgruntled ex-girlfriends who “have an agenda,” as defense attorney Nicole Blank Becker put it in opening arguments.

• When female gamers pushed for more women—and more fully clad-women—in video games, disgruntled men, clinging to the sexist games of their youth, doxed them.

• Aldridge’s numbers began to slip after the 2017-18 season, and the fortunes of the long-dynastic Spurs also started to turn that summer when they traded away a disgruntled Leonard.

• I had no idea that one boy could disgruntle a house so completely.