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whine

[hwahyn, wahyn] / ʰwaɪn, waɪn /




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The howl and whine of the opening few bars of “Chains of Love” conjure images of the ghostly moors, before transforming into a catchy midtempo pop number.

From The Wall Street Journal

Up has gone a mighty whine from actors, directors and other Hollywood traditionalists against the disruptive streamer walking off with HBO, a time-honored studio and storytelling brands like Superman, Harry Potter and Game of Thrones.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Why? It’s my last one,” she says in the brief clip, whining a bit as she stands on a ladder and struggles to clip some wires.

From Los Angeles Times

My voice goes up an octave, edging dangerously close to a babyish whine.

From Literature

Orion, a small Pomeranian, sat up and made a whining sound.

From Literature