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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit grumpy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is slightly irritable or in a bad mood.
Example: "After a long day at work, I was feeling a bit grumpy and just wanted to relax at home."
Alternatives: "somewhat irritable" or "a little cranky."
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No wonder Andri's a bit grumpy.
Rather he was, at least at the beginning, a bit grumpy.
PRINCETON, N.J. — By the fall of 1915, Albert Einstein was a bit grumpy.
' Darling François!' she exclaims, 'I'm sorry he's a bit grumpy - he's had so much of it.
Well into their 60s, they're obviously a bit grumpy, the men especially.
I'm a bit grumpy until I have my mid-morning coffee with Scotch.
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Tompkinson has just two expressions; lugubrious and grumpy, and lugubrious and a bit grumpier.
I always try to be a little bit grumpy and indifferent, hoping it comes as some small relief.
Sometimes people, especially in Brazil, get a little bit grumpy about it.' To begin with, CSS lived on their wits.
But Mr. Postel is weary these days, and a little bit grumpy -- and not because the Internet has doubled in size yet again in the last year.
"He's certainly asymptomatic at the moment, he's fine, just a little bit grumpy and disappointed he didn't get to see out the match".
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