moan

Definition:
To complain about something in a way that other people find annoying.
A complaint about something.
A long deep sound, usually expressing unhappiness, suffering or sexual pleasure.
Indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure.

Use 'moan' in a sentence:

• 1. He's never satisfied, he always has some moan or another.
• 2. The wounded man moaned ceaselessly.
• 3. We all moan and groan about the loss of the quality of life through the destruction of our ecology.
• 4. Ken watched his face in fascination as he rubbed it gently, making him gasp and moan.
• 5. Shut up, you moaning whinger.
• 6. Meg moans, 'I hated it!'
• 7. 'Oh, my God,' Lily moaned.
• 8. It is outrageous that people doing well-paid jobs should moan about how badly off they are.
• 9. He let out this long ululating moan.
• 10. Tiller moaned and managed to croak, 'Help me.'
• 11. He was a terrible complainer — always moaning about something.
• 12. The gardener was moaning that he had another garden to do later that morning.
• 13. They have been listening to people's moans and praise.
• 14. I used to moan if I didn't get at least six hours' sleep at night.
• 15. Suddenly she gave a low, choking moan and began to tremble violently.
• 16. You can go see him and have a good old moan.
• 17. I've had a bellyful of your moaning.
• 18. What are you moaning on about now?
• 19. They're always moaning and groaning about how much they have to do.
• 20. I'm sick and tired of your moaning.
• 21. The fear of his own death overcame him and he began to moan again.
• 22. I got sick of my boss's moaning and told him he could stick the job.
• 23. His constant moaning was beginning to jar on her nerves.
• 24. When homework is assigned, do not moan or complain.
• 25. We had a good moan about work.
• 26. The injured man was lying on the ground, moaning.