whine

With a whine of remonstrance it swung wider, and Crane stepped out on the sidewalk.

"I only pulled the bilberries," interposed Jamie, in a whine which went off in a howl.

Catholics don't pray, Henry; they whine; and I've no use for whinin'.

There was not a sound save the whine of the wind in the wires as the plane sped on.

Had you succumbed to the blows of fate with a whine of texts upon your lips?

"It's a trick, I know it's a trick," came from the man, in almost a whine.

The speaker suddenly began to whine softly and monotonously.

It is one of them that I do not whine like a baby because I cannot have my own way.

Against the scene a jazz band flung a whine and a stumble of tinny sounds.

She began to be witless again, to wring her hands, to whimper and whine.