kvetch
1 of 2verb/ˈkvɛtʃ/
Forms:kvetches,kvetching,kvetched,kvetched
1
to complain or whine persistently and often about trivial matters
C2- She tends to kvetch about the weather, no matter what it's like.
- The employee would kvetch regularly about office policies.
- The customer continued to kvetch about the service, despite the efforts to resolve issues.
- Don't kvetch about the traffic; we'll get there eventually.
- It's unproductive to kvetch without offering solutions to the problems.
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