They have much to be disgruntled about.
The tree was a kind of anchor for the people, and they were disgruntled about it.
"You think he would have been disgruntled about that," Mr. Ackley said.
She went on: "We are constantly used to Spain being disgruntled about one thing or another.
"If they want to move in a different direction, I wouldn't be disgruntled about it," he said.
George Harrison, by then a prolific songwriter, was disgruntled about his paltry representation on the Beatles' albums, which were always dominated by the music of Lennon and Paul McCartney.
Those who have been complaining, the officials suggested, may have been disgruntled about jobs they found much more difficult than they had expected.
This week Spotify told its users, some of whom were disgruntled about what seemed like compulsory sharing, that it was "entirely up to you what you decide to share and what you keep private".
"They are disgruntled about the fact that the black community has been politically impotent for many years now and there's no prospect that is going to change anytime soon," Mr. Muwakkil said.
The United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, was disgruntled about the state of the Wembley pitch, which he said had forced him to leave Dimitar Berbatov and Paul Scholes out of his starting line-up and opt for a youthful side.
