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moan English

Meaning moan meaning

What does moan mean?
Definitions in simple English

moan Verb

— When you moan, you complain about something to another person. I moaned at the unfair treatment given to me by the teacher.

moan

— verb (= groan) indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure The students groaned when the professor got out the exam booklets The ancient door soughed when opened — noun (= groan) an utterance expressing pain or disapproval

Synonyms moan synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as moan?

moan English » English

groan lament complain wail grumble cry bewail sigh bemoan whimper weep whine roar hum wailing deplore howl grunt growl bitch sob mumble mourn kick grouse complaint sough mutter moaning kvetch groaning gripe cry over beef yowl whimpering weeping weep for suffer pain suffer squawk speak of sorrow snuffle snivel shout shed tears sadden rue repine

Topics moan topics

What do people use moan to talk about?
Person Sense, perceive Hear

Types of sounds
Universe, creation Sky Weather

Wind
Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Pain
Person Life Die

Mourn
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Sad
Language and thought Communication Say Criticize

Complain

Conjugation moan conjugation

How do you conjugate moan?

moan · verb

Examples moan examples

How do I use moan in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I am tired of hearing you moan and groan.
Tom gave a low moan.

Movie subtitles

Did anyone hear a moan just then?
Make those violins moan.
There's always some who moan.
He'll follow her into exile, or moan over a grave the rest of his life.
You cloudy princes and heart-sorrowing peers. that bear this mutual heavy load of moan. now cheer each other in each other's love.
Your own son, I've heard him moan in his sleep, he's so hungry.
It's getting late, the shades of the afternoon begin to lengthen and like a cage full of birds, our life is full of moan.
The poor devils moan, Cursing their fate.
You always seem to moan.
Moan, moan, moan.
Moan.
Moan, not game with who I do not know.
Well, then don't moan.
Even if it's a bit strange to start with, you with nobody who moans at you and me with nobody to moan at.
Don't moan, Wilhelm.
Who says you have to moan?
But no, they always moan.
Give the sergeant all the work, but before he gets credit,...panic him into making a mistake, moan to HQ, bingo, I'm transferred.
Your lips are slightly parted, as if you were about to speak, or moan, or scream.
The poor devils moan, Cursing their fate. What year is unknown, As is unknown the date.
By the way, gentlemen, it's allowed to moan along.
You want me to moan and groan for the rest of my life?
Your eyes are wide open, much too wide. Your lips are slightly parted, as if you were about to speak, or moan, or scream.
Panta's tongue will make women moan and go crazy.
You'll see how quickly I make you moan.
It's a moan my poor heart rends.
Six months ago you'd moan if I bring you anything but two inches.
Listen to her moan! Like a frog crushed by a wagon Wheel!
Shadows don't clank chains and moan like all the demented souls in hell!
We'll also have to moan in silence, it's not going to be fun hearing us.
If we block it with the mattress and press our teeth, we can moan in silence.
She continued to moan.
I don't believe you. - What am I gonna do, moan and groan?
All you do is moan!

News and current affairs

Business can moan and the media can carp, but the answer to many of the world's great problems is more - or at least better - government, not less.
There will be plenty to moan about if we don't solve these problems sooner rather than later.

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