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whinge

1 of 2verb
/wɪndʒ/
Forms:whinges,whinging,whinged,whinged
1

to complain in a persistent and annoying manner

C2
  • Despite the pleasant weather, Mark continued to whinge about the lack of shade at the picnic.
  • Instead of enjoying the trip, Emily spent the entire car ride whinging about the uncomfortable seats.
  • The teacher had little patience for students who would constantly whinge about homework assignments.
  • Even with the upgraded office facilities, some employees continued to whinge about minor inconveniences.
  • Jenny's friends avoided inviting her to outings because she tended to whinge about every little detail.