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Meanings of whimper in anglès
Usage of whimper in anglès
1
Suddenly, I hear a whimper coming from a clearing on my right.
2
I couldn't even muster up a whimper: it took too much energy.
3
Some are under-resourced, meaning their bark is often reduced to a whimper.
4
Uncontrollably, your entire body contracts and you let out a small whimper.
5
Lise began to whimper, and suddenly buried her face in the pillow.
6
Tsinoy makes an odd sound-notquite a growl, not yet a whimper.
7
In her arms, Ben began to whimper, perhaps echoing his brother's agitation.
8
By the end, the home side's ferocity had degenerated into a whimper.
9
Her face worked, and she began to whimper; but Keith soothed her.
10
The baby will infallibly whimper, and the dog will infallibly mouch off.
11
Will this book land with a bang or more of a whimper?
12
It was Bupu, huddled among the riches, too afraid even to whimper.
13
Yet she did not move or shift, or even whimper in complaint.
14
Napoleon stood sternly surveying his audience; then he uttered a high-pitched whimper.
15
Emmanuel let out a whimper as Naomi lifted him from the sling.
16
A screech sounded through the ceiling, barely human, followed by a whimper.
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Translations for whimper
portuguès
Whimper through the time
Whimper across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common