1whine 
/ˈwaɪn/ verb
whines; whined; whin·ing /ˈwaɪn/ verb 1 : to complain in an annoying way [no obj] ▪ He's always whining about the weather. ▪ Quit whining and finish your dinner. [+ obj] ▪ “I want to leave now,” she whined. ▪ The workers were whining that the office was too cold/hot. 2 [no obj] a : to make a high, crying sound
▪ The dog was whining because it wanted to go out.
b : to make a high and unpleasant sound that continues for a long time
▪ The electric saw whined as it cut through the wood.
▪ The dog was whining because it wanted to go out.
b : to make a high and unpleasant sound that continues for a long time
▪ The electric saw whined as it cut through the wood.
— whin·er noun, plural whin·ers [count]
▪ They're all a bunch of whiners.
▪ They're all a bunch of whiners.
— whiny or whin·ey /ˈwaɪni/ adjective, whin·i·er; whin·i·est [also more whiny; most whiny]
▪ a whiny child ▪ I'm sick of his whiny complaints. ▪ a whiny voice
/ˈwaɪni/ adjective, whin·i·er; whin·i·est [also more whiny; most whiny] ▪ a whiny child ▪ I'm sick of his whiny complaints. ▪ a whiny voice
