disgruntles
Makes someone sulky
Disgruntles is the third-person singular of disgruntle, meaning to make dissatisfied or irritable.
The word appears almost exclusively as the adjective disgruntled: a disgruntled employee, disgruntled voters.
The verb form is rare enough to sound humorous: Nothing disgruntles him more than cold coffee.
Paid staff members
- workersPeople doing jobs
- staffOrganization's workers collectively
- moraleGroup emotional well-being
- managementOrganizing and directing resources
dissatisfaction · complaints · grievances · unions · discontent · frustration · resentment · policies
Aid or maintenance
- complaintsExpressions of discontent
- dissatisfactionState of being displeased
- refundsPayments returned to buyers
- reviewsPublished critical assessments
feedback · frustrates · alienates · disappoints · patrons · clients · consumers · support
Those who cast ballots
- constituentsParts of a whole
- citizensMembers of a nation
- electorateEligible voting body
- baseSupporting bottom structure
supporters · policies · decisions · taxes · reforms · opposition · discontent · alienates
employees
Paid staff members
management · dissatisfaction · complaints · grievances · unions · discontent · frustration · resentment · policies · layoffs
service
Aid or maintenance
- complaintsExpressions of discontent
- dissatisfactionState of being displeased
- refundsPayments returned to buyers
reviews · feedback · frustrates · alienates · disappoints · patrons · clients · consumers · support · policies
voters
Those who cast ballots
- constituentsParts of a whole
- citizensMembers of a nation
- electorateEligible voting body
base · supporters · policies · decisions · taxes · reforms · opposition · discontent · alienates · populace
- disgruntled employeeResentful person on payroll
disgruntled, disgruntle, disgruntlement, disgruntling, disgruntlements