whinge
To complain persistently.
Definitions
To complain or moan, especially in an annoying, drawn-out way.
whinge In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
From northern English/Scots dialect 'whinge'; strongly associated with Australian usage.
People Also Ask
What does 'whinge' mean?
It means to complain or moan persistently in an irritating, drawn-out way.
What's the difference between 'whinge' and 'whine'?
They're closely related, but 'whinge' specifically implies grumbling, peevish complaining. A person who does it a lot is called a 'whinger'.
Where does 'whinge' come from?
From northern English and Scots dialect, though it's now strongly associated with Australian and British usage.
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