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View definitions for groan

groan

noun as in moan, complaint

verb as in moan, complain

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Example Sentences

A clutch Davis triple on the other leading to a collective groan.

“He started to make groaning sounds. It was like he was in pain but he could not tell us he was in pain.”

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Just the sunny day causing an old building to creak and groan, or something uncanny?

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Ohtani had had a quiet outing, but the slightly thinned-out crowd belted out one last chant for his final at-bat, groaning loudly when the ball glanced off his left toe, leading to a walk.

Hinchcliffe, 40, was one of three dozen speakers at the rally, but stood out as one of the most offensive who drew groans from the crowd and backlash from both sides of the political aisle.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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