A person who complains or grumbles frequently or habitually.
From 'grouse' (to complain) plus '-er' (suffix meaning one who does something). The agent noun form, common since the 19th century for describing chronic complainers.
Every workplace has its resident grouser—research shows that chronic grousers can actually lower team morale, but some organizations find they serve as early-warning systems for genuine problems.
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