groan /grōn/

1. To utter a sustained, deep-toned sound expressive of distress, disapprobation, etc
2. To complain
3. To creak loudly
4. To be weighed down (with under, beneath or with; esp of a table with food)
5. To be oppressed, suffer (with under or beneath)

To utter or express with or by means of a groan

1. A deep moan
2. The sound, or an act, of groaning
3. A complaint
4. A grinding rumble

groanˈer noun

groanˈful (archaic; Spenser groneˈfull) adjective

• lay baptisms
• lay bare
• lay before
• lay brother
• lay brothers
• lay by
• lay-by
• lay-bye
• lay-bys
• lay by the heels
• lay claim to
• lay clerk
• lay clerks
• lay communion
• lay-day
• lay-days
• lay down
• lay-down
• lay down one's arms
• lay-downs
• lay down the law
• layer
• layer cake
• layered
• layering