Meanings
- colloquialA miserable, negative person.
He was regarded standoffish or withdrawn or even as a miseryguts.
2004, Ed Murfin, Sabbatical2 more examples
You know, Jers, you've become one incredible miseryguts. A grumpy old granny. I mean, I'm offering you a hand, here.
2005, Jeffrey Miller, Murder's Out of TuneAt the end of the decade, the Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, better known as an accomplished miseryguts, captured the zeitgeist more perceptively than most...
2007, Rob Steen, Sports journalism: a multimedia primer
Origin
Translations
Māori ngutu maioro
- ngutu maioroA negative person
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