A Scottish or dialectal word meaning to grumble, complain, or whine; to feel disgust.
From Scots English groose or groos, possibly from Old Norse grúsa (to shudder), related to feelings of disgust or discomfort.
Scots English preserved this beautiful old word that sounds exactly like what it means—just say 'groose' and you can almost hear the whining complaint in the sound.
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