Verb:

చైనా, పిల్లల క్రయింగ్, రిరియానా,

whimper's Usage Examples:

King Lear" and his disgust at "these blockheads" who believed that "the daughterly Cordelia must whimper [her] love affections before [she] could hope to.

stars as well, in a negative review titled: "As entertainment, "Lions" whimpers rather than roars.

On its release as a single, Betty Page of Record Mirror commented: "Whimper, whimper.

Almost all of the children were crying or whimpering.

Michael Bassett commented that the government "whimpered away unlamented, a victim of low commodity prices that delayed economic.

There were rows of Jews lying one on top of the other like pigs, whimpering horribly.

a word meaning "flowing out in small streams" and "winding river" or "whimpering or whining as it goes".

thud, slowly becomes aware of a whimpering noise, and sits up to find herself and the others in a deep pit.

There were few groans and whimperings followed by death thrubs and ghostly silence pervaded the vast jungle.

Various forms of crying are known as sobbing, weeping, wailing, whimpering, bawling, and blubbering.

disappointment with that party in 2011, stating, "The Constitution has been eviscerated while Democrats have stood by with nary a whimper.

" He then can"t bear to look back, whimpering "don"t show me no more, please.

three for 56, Worcestershire lost the last seven wickets for 68 runs, and whimpered into a heap.

Synonyms:

weep, pule, mewl, cry, wail,

Antonyms:

in-joke, shaggy dog story, wit, jape, laugh,