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Meanings of griping in English
Synonyms
Examples for "colic"
Examples for "colic"
1
Results: Seventy-seven patients with suspected renal colic were included in the analysis.
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Infant colic is a characteristic group of behaviors seen in young infants.
3
Another source of colic in the breast-fed baby is the unclean nipple.
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If the empty cradle be rocked, the baby will have the colic.
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The mind is ill at ease when its companion has the colic.
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For the rest of the day, she gripes to anyone who'll listen.
2
In small doses, the verbalisation of gripes can be a stress reliever.
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Even with these 5 gripes, I'm still a fan if my iPod.
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He'd been stricken by the gripes while he was finishing his breakfast.
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United States vs Google vindicates old antitrust gripes from Microsoft OAKLAND, Calif.
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Neuritis from lead.-Thefirst symptoms are those of intestinal colic, lead line on the gums, "dropped-wrist."
Usage of griping in English
1
Tyler isn't griping, isn't saying anything, doesn't even look over at him.
2
Elias, griping his knife, retreated to the farthest end of the vault.
3
What's griping him is that he can't do anything for the kids.
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The most common response to such griping has been, just wait.
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Some executives are also griping about the rules behind closed doors.
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He kept griping and groaning about losing her cooking-andmore important, his '78
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It turns out that griping and moaning on social media has some benefits.
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Pinkard couldn't argue against experience, not when he'd just been griping about Billy.
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He was a likeable man, just another Gear who took refuge in griping.
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Then you can get back to griping or stuffing your faces.
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And, frankly, we listened to some members who were frankly griping the most.
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He was griping because this kind of challenge could kill him-literally
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Yes, this includes griping about it later on Mountain Project.
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They were griping about city budget cuts and all the police getting laid off.
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In early August, he made headlines after griping that golf courses had been closed.
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You almost never hear griping about the iPhone keyboard anymore.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Griping through the time
Griping across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common