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queixa
Informal terms for objecting.
kick
beef
bitch
squawk
Portuguese
queixa
Portuguese
reclamar
Catalan
xisclar
Spanish
disputar
Complain.
crab
grouse
holler
bellyache
Portuguese
reclamar
An expression of grievance, resentment or displeasure.
complaint
1
This is by no means a
gripe
with our roads to justice.
2
And there wasn't anybody who specifically had a
gripe
on those days.
3
The eager tiger, by overleaping, fell into the
gripe
of the alligator.
4
The voters were boisterous but peaceful, with queue jumping the main
gripe
.
5
Let me intreat to speak with her, before the prison
gripe
me.
6
Nothing is too small for the
gripe
of the Provost Marshal's myrmidons.
7
It refused to uphold her
gripe
against the Daily Mail and OK!
8
All of that is reason to
gripe
about the show on Twitter.
9
He struggled furiously, but could not force my
gripe
from his throat.
10
My
gripe
about the play is that its horizons are inevitably limited.
11
He'd be about the only selection you could have a
gripe
with.
12
But Gaspard's last
gullet
-
gripe
had robbed me of the power to speak.
13
It's hard to admit an exception to a pet
gripe
against things.
14
When I
gripe
about his humming, my husband laughs, apparently genuinely amused.
15
The U.S., Europe and Japan have a legitimate
gripe
with Beijing.
16
Her particular
gripe
is the level of student apathy, the lack of participation.
gripe
·
gripe about
biggest gripe
main gripe
only gripe
minor gripe
Portuguese
queixa
reclamação
cólicas
reclamar
gritar
Catalan
xisclar
baladrejar
cridar
Spanish
disputar
graznar
lamentarse
renegar
quejarse
gritar
chillar