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whiny

[hwahy-nee, wahy-] / ˈʰwaɪ ni, ˈwaɪ- /




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In fact, she seems to think he’s a whiny little worm.

From Los Angeles Times

For years, there has been a wave of whiny “manosphere” influencers and right-wing pundits telling men that they are the real victims — that feminism has gone “too far” and masculinity is under attack.

From Salon

He is, however, at least slightly better dressed than a peasant screaming invectives in a whiny British accent.

From Salon

Now Trump's Cabinet members are picking up the claim that the problem isn't rising prices, but parents who need to be sterner with whiny little girls.

From Salon

And we are asked to see the "vulnerable" as a small number of whiny people on death’s door anyway.

From Salon