US /hwaɪn, waɪn/
・UK /waɪn/
Seller's plays him like a Waspi soccer dad who'd be uncomfortable running a PTO meeting, much less a country, with an uncomfortable whine and just a hint of a stutter,
meeting', much less a country with an uncomfortable whine and
You whine in front of the computer
He's so concentrated on trying to win that he doesn't have any time to whine or complain.
He's so concentrated on trying to win that he doesn't have any time to whine or complain.
For your single ladies wine and whine night?
And the price you pay is some meaningless suffering." But you can always whine about that,
You can always whine about that and people will feel sorry for you and you have the option of taking the pathway of the martyr
Next time you whine about your boss, just remember they don't have a secret trapdoor in their office.
Next time you whine about your boss, just remember they don't have a secret trapdoor in their office.
Think of screeching brakes or the whine of fluorescent lights.
Think of screeching brakes or the whine of fluorescent lights.
To whine is to complain in that annoying, high-pitched way that makes people want to cover their ears.
When adults whine, they sound like they're feeling sorry for themselves instead of taking action.
Because I was losing, he was, you know, getting a multitude of tickets and I'd had a little whine.
If you whine, you complain repeatedly and often in an annoying way.
If you whine, you complain repeatedly