whimper

Christie moved slowly away toward her own house, but before she could reach the door she began to whimper—little fool.

Rome may crawl and whimper at your feet—I, Cornelia, scorn you!

A bull terrier dying of gastritis recognized him and began to whimper feebly.

But she gave up, and did nothing but whimper, and it maddened me.

Ejaculations of alarm were heard all round, and several of the girls began to whimper.

Does the sentimental weakness of our age shrink from this doctrine, and whimper out that it is cold and stern?

The lad Barry began to whimper a little, and Pollard looked very downcast.

Were you a warrior, you would show it by your firmness, and would not cry and whimper, like an old woman.

One schooled the mind to repeat that lesson, though it might whimper and snarl miserably in repeating it: He is probably lost.

The little Prince was now so terrified that he could but tremble and whimper in his fright.