whimpered

“I am utterly miserable,” Fitzgerald whimpered in a letter to Mankiewicz.

“I object to the court inquiring of Zimmerman about his intention to testify,” West whimpered for a second time.

In a minute Bruce was back with his hat full of water from the creek that whimpered just beyond the willow patch.

At the sound of his master's voice in such distress, Carlo whimpered, and then he began to stretch his limbs out.

When I came home he whimpered around me and showed me his scratched nose and tried his best to tell me about his troubles.

The tears ran down her cheeks and she whimpered like a child.

"I—ha'—I ha' seed a ghost, or—summat," she panted and whimpered.