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Wed Nov-02-11 01:15 PM
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Edited on Wed Nov-02-11 01:17 PM by Jackpine Radical
Definition of WHINGE
intransitive verb
British
: to complain fretfully : whine
— whinge noun, British
See whinge defined for English-language learners »
Examples of WHINGE
Quit whinging and get on with the job.
People were whinging about the lack of service.
Origin of WHINGE
Middle English *whingen, from Old English hwinsian; akin to Old High German winsōn to moan
First Known Use: 12th century
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