whining
Speech parts
1. whining - Noun
2. whining - Verb
Meaning
of Whine
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After whining about how much power Iowa farmers and Wyoming ranchers have over California and its artichoke growers, the Posters get to their point: “Mr.
Craig (2013), p. 135–137 This film is part of what Wood aficionados refer to as "The Kelton Trilogy", a trio of films featuring Paul Marco as "Officer Kelton", a whining, reluctant policeman.
But our bad guys come off just as crotchety humanity professors whining about ‘class warfare and how crappy white people treated the Native Americans.’
Brexiters whining about EU countries wanting to close their borders pic.
“Bukka is a massive nerd of a dog with few skills besides snuggling and whining aimlessly at me.
Always the whining and arguing, from Boston people.