intransitive. To whine; esp. to complain peevishly.

intransitive. To show the teeth in rage, pain, disappointment, etc.; to snarl as a dog; to complain persistently; to be fretful or peevish. Also to gi…

To utter complaints in a low querulous tone; to complain in a feeble, mean, or undignified way.

figurative. To complain pulingly; to ‘whine’: esp. for, after, †to something.

intransitive. To moan, wail. Also: to grumble.

intransitive. To whine, complain in a whining voice; to mope, fret.

intransitive. Of a (small) dog: to yelp, bark. Hence, of a child or small or insignificant person: to speak in a cheeky or peevish manner; to whinge.

intransitive. To complain querulously or unreasonably; to whine, grizzle.