Verb:

शिकनी थेंब, अश्रुपूर्ण व्हा, पश्चात्ताप करण्याचे नाटक करा,

snivel's Usage Examples:

"Who"s worse: Camille Paglia, sanctimonious liberals, or my sniveling self? (blog)".

profiteer Saburou Togami, a reclusive and heavyset pervert Wasuke Togami, a sniveling but determined gossip Shirou Togami, an observant musician Danganronpa.

time has come I don"t want anyone to beg Not even you I don"t need that sniveling! I"m but a wild animal Exiled even from his own group Even if bullets.

Midwestern countenance that enabled him to portray taciturn farmers, obsequious grocery store clerks and the occasional sniveling coward, Baldwin was.

Dudley Digges gives a superb portrait of a sniveling, knee-bending, wantonly domineering office holder as the warden.

Hannah McFadden from Yakima Herald said the song "always leaves me a sniveling and pathetic mess.

1 (remastered and re-release on CD in 2009 called "Red Scum") 1992 – A snivel in the left ear (and remastered reissue on CD in 2007) 1993 – Hit in the.

Guevara as an "assassin", "sadist", "bumbler", "fool", and "whimpering-sniveling-blubbering coward" who is "revered by millions of imbeciles.

Maya kidnaps Wadhwani"s sniveling, overweight kid.

["pu̯aʈ͡ʂek] (Płaczek) Origin Language(s) Polish Meaning weeper, mourner, sniveller[citation needed] Region of origin Poland Other names Variant form(s) Plaček.

Monks (played by Marc Warren) is shown as a pathetic, snivelling character, dominated by his ambitious mother Mrs.

cartoon series Clone High, Thomas Edison"s clone is shown as a short, sniveling nerd who seems to spend most of his time working with A.

As a self-conscious and snivelling child, he acts as an informer.

Synonyms:

crying, sniveling, weeping, tears,

Antonyms:

mitigated, specify, close up, shout, whisper,