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Whinge meaning
To whine; to complain, especially in an annoying or persistent manner.
Example sentences (9)
He was always difficult because he'd always whinge about people stepping on his toes in the penalty area.
I don’t want to whinge.
Aberdeen fans might grumble about an early start, Celtic might whinge about recovery time before their Champions League clash against Atalanta.
However, his real difficulty is marketing, because people who go on TV to whinge about not having PPE in their care home (or whatever) are not easy to get in touch with quickly.
But instead of rising to the challenge, Barrett blamed everything for his and the team’s demise in a shocking public whinge after he told the club he wanted out.
My god people love to whinge and complain about absolutely nothing.
Whinge: Originally an English world for whining, sometimes used by Australians to describe the English.
Second, those who whinge “She says the same boring stuff every year” and “Anyway, you can record it and watch it later”.
We’re globally the richest, so why do we whinge?