grouse|grouses in English

noun

[graʊs]

wild chicken; criticism (Slang)

Use "grouse|grouses" in a sentence

1. Grouse shooting begins in August.

2. It was probably a spruce grouse.

3. The menu included roast grouse.

4. Grouse will soon be in season again.

5. Many grouse species have more than 12 rectrices.

6. They spent the weekend in Scotland shooting grouse.

7. I haven't really got much to grouse about.

8. It is the same for sage grouse.

9. They kept people off their grouse moors.

10. His main grouse is that he isn't paid enough.

11. Synonyms for Cavils include carps, beefs, complains, grouches, grouses, grumbles, moans, nitpicks, quibbles and bleats

12. Synonyms for Complains include gripes, grumbles, beefs, bellyaches, bleats, carps, grouses, moans, objects and protests

13. It was known as simply the sage grouse until the Gunnison sage-grouse was recognized as a separate species in 2000.

14. His grouse moors stretched further than she could see.

15. He is a member of a grouse shoot.

16. I saw several tracks of rabbit, grouse, and one weasel.

17. Anything about us grouse hunting in the Vienna Woods?

18. And how about a brace of grouse for ourselves?

19. Capercaillie definition, a large grouse, Tetrao urogallus, of Eurasian forests

20. The party had been to the grouse moors that morning.

21. Collecters JASCO Ruffed Grouse Shot Shells Wooden Box 7"x5"

22. The Capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus) is the largest grouse in the world

23. Their red berries are long gone, perhaps eaten by grouse, squirrels, or mice.

24. The accused steals the grouse from both the poacher and the landowner.

25. In the twentieth century, numbers of red grouse and black grouse in the area fell significantly, but improved gamekeeping practices have resulted in both species making a comeback in the region.