Country Dictionary

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habitual bitcher

Someone who constantly complains. They are always griping about something.

Person: Jane is going on about some restaurant not having sweet tea.
Person 2: Who cares?
Person 1: And now she's griping about the restaurant not having her kind of salad dressing.
Person 2: She's just a habitual bitcher.

by Hoosker-doos February 07, 2015

Fake and front

The act of being nice and friendly to people, when in reality you can't stand them. This happens mostly at work.

Putting up a front; being fake.

Putting on a facade.

Person 1: I can't stand Sue, but I know I need to be nice to her for appearances sake.

Person 2: Ahh, the old fake and front.

by Hoosker-doos August 30, 2014

Grinja

(blends granny and ninja) n. When you think you're running it up at the park, and look behind you to see these old ladies matching your speed.

Person 1: I was running at the park the other day when these two old ladies came out of nowhere behind me.
Person 2: Ya, those grinjas can be sneaky.

by Hoosker-doos August 28, 2014

Grump dumpling

Someone who never has anything nice to say, ever. There's always a rude comment coming out of their mouth.

Person 1: Becca was so rude today. She pretty much told me I suck at my job.

Person 2: Don't pay any attention to her. She's just a grump dumpling.

by Hoosker-doos August 30, 2014