grizzle

• Sustantivo que designa una peluca gris o canosa, usada históricamente o en contextos específicos, así como el color grisáceo o mezcla de cabello canoso.

A noun referring to a grey wig, often used historically or in specific contexts.

1. Grey wigC2formalbritish

   A wig that is grey in color, often worn for theatrical or costume purposes.

   Peluca gris

   • The actor wore a grizzle for his role as an elderly man.
   • She found an old grizzle in the costume box.
   • The grizzle was made of synthetic fibers.

• Verbo principalmente británico o dialectal que significa llorar, gemir o quejarse de manera caprichosa o irritante, a menudo empleado en habla regional del Reino Unido.

An archaic or dialectal verb meaning to cry, whimper, or complain fretfully, often used in British regional speech.

1. Cry or whine fretfullyB2informalbritish

   To cry or whine in a fretful, irritable way, often used for children or babies.

   Lloriquear

   • The baby started to grizzle because she was tired.
   • He grizzled all the way through the shopping trip.
   • Stop grizzling and tell me what's wrong.

   Sinónimoscryfretfussmewlpulesnivelwhimperwhine

   Antónimoslaughrejoicesmile

2. Complain in a whining mannerB2informalbritish

   To express discontent or annoyance in a persistent, whining way.

   Quejarse lloriqueando

   • She grizzled about the long wait at the doctor's office.
   • He's always grizzling about the weather.
   • They grizzled over the lack of dessert.

   Sinónimosbleatcarpcomplaingripegrousegrumblemoansnivelwhine

   Antónimoscelebratecheerpraiserejoice