grunty

English

Etymology

From grunt +‎ -y.

Adjective

grunty (comparative gruntier, superlative gruntiest)

1. Making grunting sounds.
   • 1996, Robert Amerson, From the Hidewood: memories of a Dakota neighborhood, page 75:

     They let the hog loose, and the squeal subsided into a grunty moaning as it wandered erratically, the red draining pink into the snow around the yard.

2. Resembling grunt work; repetitive, mindless, unrewarding.