curmudgeon

Like most curmudgeons, he is really a mean old man.

But it was hard to be a curmudgeon in a place like this.

They may be old curmudgeons who just figure, hey, I'm not giving my money to the man.

First off, he is a curmudgeon and doesn't like much of anything.

Call me a curmudgeon, but I often find them to be something of a mixed bag.

Today there are curmudgeons who argue that art has been in a free fall ever since.

"He's been a curmudgeon since he was in short pants."

After all, who wants to be the curmudgeon to argue with romance?

The head of the Russian military looked every inch a curmudgeon used to getting his own way.

It was just something to make an old curmudgeon want to rise in the mornings.

I am said to be something of a curmudgeon.

It's enough to make a curmudgeon out of a pussycat.

They thought he was an eccentric, a curmudgeon, a man with no time for humanity.

"It's only the curmudgeon," I heard one of them say.

It was good to see the old curmudgeon again.

Your father was that haughty old curmudgeon who never had a kind word for anyone.

It brings out the latent curmudgeon in all of us.

"So now you pair me with an old curmudgeon, right?

In these 70-degree November days, maybe only a curmudgeon would carp about the season.

Indeed many landmarks, like curmudgeons, do not adapt well to change.

I understand they're monetizing, and I'm being a curmudgeon about it.

How I, a recognized curmudgeon, ended up in this situation is anybody's guess.

McCoy thought to himself, suddenly uncomfortable with his natural role as general curmudgeon.

I'm a curmudgeon; I think my generation had the coolest stuff.

Show me the curmudgeon an' I'll give him two pieces of me mind!