Meaning of "kvetchily" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF KVETCHILY

kvetchily  [ˈkvɛtʃɪlɪ]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF KVETCHILY

Kvetchily is an adverb.

The adverb is an invariable part of the sentence that can change, explain or simplify a verb or another adverb.

WHAT DOES KVETCHILY MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of kvetchily in the English dictionary

The definition of kvetchily in the dictionary is in a manner characterized by grumbling or complaining.

TRANSLATION OF KVETCHILY

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The translations of kvetchily from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «kvetchily» in English.

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• Translator English - Marathi: केटचिली
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6 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KVETCHILY»

Discover the use of kvetchily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to kvetchily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

New York Magazine

memoir. isn't. boringly,. kvetchily. self-obsessed,. but. is. rather. cozily. endearing. Broyard's. is. lively. and. amusing. ian, Lionel was not happy at Columbia; what he was. THE TRILLINGS, CHILLING: Lionel and Diana in Riverside Park in 1942  ...

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Never Mind The Goldbergs

He grinned, and then actually laughed. I honestly thought they weren't allowed to laugh. “What are you waiting for?” Evie pursed her massive lips kvetchily. “Come on!” The unmarked door swung open. I scurried down the stairs, following her.

Matthue Roth, 2009

New York

.Diana Trilling's memoir isn't boringly, kvetchily self-obsessed, but is rather cozily endearing. Broyard's is lively and amusing. . . THE TRILLINGS, CIIILLING: Lionel and Diana in Riverside Park in 1942. COULD MOVEMENT BE PAINLESS ...

‎1993

Alarums & Excursions: Our Theatres in the 90s

It kvetchily circumscribes rather than generously fulfills potentiality and so, as an option, is contemptible. To then vaunt it as the resolution of a play which has been considering the proper conduct for feminine survival in a society addled by  ...

Charles Marowitz, 1996

Let's schmooze: Jewish words today

Or as a noun, 'It's not surprising that she's such a kvetch after the divorce and everything else she's gone through'. With a bit of a kvetch you can even make it adverb: 'Just try not to talk so kvetchily, OK?' lamedvovnik Lamedvovnik is a popular ...

Julian Sinclair, 2007

Theater Week

It kvetchily circumscribes rather than generously fulfills potentiality and so, as an option, is contemptible lb then vaunt it as the resolution of a play which has been considering the proper conduct for feminine survival in a society addled by ...

‎1990

NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «KVETCHILY»

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Nightlife Survivors Reveal Why NYC Used To Be So Much Better!

The invite itself was kvetchily irresistible: "Remember when New York City was a wonderland of fabulous freaks and misfit toys? When there ... «Papermag, Jun 14»