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bellyache

[bel-ee-eyk] / ˈbɛl iˌeɪk /


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Sure, Lake is trying to save face with endless tweets about a "crooked election," and still shows up to bellyache on Steve Bannon's podcast.

From Salon

At one point, he even bellyached, "I'm a victim. I will tell you. I'm a victim."

From Salon

Characters backbite, bellyache, reluctantly pitch in and commit mundane acts of heroism in a largely believable manner, and there’s blessedly little inspirational speechmaking.

From New York Times

That should place the GOP bellyaching in context: It’s another example of its old “I got mine, too bad about you” approach to public policy.

From Los Angeles Times

Trump has channeled that larger and inchoate cloud of entitled whining into his own set of often idiosyncratic bellyaches.

From Salon