Catalan
remugador A person given to excessive complaints and crying and whining.
Synonyms
Examples for "crybaby"
Examples for "crybaby"
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With Ruth Scapelli and this pimple-faced crybaby in her poofy-pink girl's bedroom?
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She sure is a crybaby, Steve commented when Jay-Jay was gone.
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A boy scout crybaby, which is the worse kind. Several of him sigh.
4
Well, we'll let the crybaby go home to his mother, won't we, Huck?
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Why, you runny-nosed little crybaby, you haven't got the guts of a louse.
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The whiner only continues because whining has paid off in the past.
2
Presently Augustus sent him into exile: whiner over his own hard lot.
3
He was a whiner, always complaining of the costs in his Family business.
4
The woman is always the whiner,-itmakes me despise my sex.
5
I'd not waste breath teaching a whiner or a cheap skate.
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I saw the hotel room, and suddenly I became a complainer.
2
Anyway, I may be a complainer, but sometimes the squeaky wheels get greased.
3
I hate to say this, Yossarian, but you're turning into a chronic complainer.'
4
Chamillart searched for the document, found it, and saw that the complainer was right.
5
He had forgotten what a complainer this droid was.
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For the moaner it's a nightmare of traffic chaos and closed roads.
2
Every few guys, she'd get a screamer or a moaner or a groaner.
3
You wouldn't be a cop if you weren't a moaner.
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If you've got a moaner in your vicinity, hit them with some cold, hard facts.
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Earlier this week, Irvine had said Barrichello was a moaner whose popularity within Ferrari had waned.
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Now then, what's the matter with you, you little sniveller?
2
If you've turned sniveller, go and snivel with Broadbrim.
3
Are you sure this cavalier of yours was not some miserable sniveller who found time to favour you with a sermon?
4
Because only cowards and snivellers cry, and my Father is the bravest man in the world.
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What snivellers, what dotards, when they suffer themselves to be run away with by it!-Anunpermanent passion!
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He had run so fast that his breath came in whistles with the effect of a penny squawker.
2
I'll call you over the squawker.
3
The long-necked, long-legged, long-billed Heron family, to which these squawkers belong, contains many marsh-loving birds.
4
The minutiae will be lost to virus history, leaving deal squawkers free to chicken out again.
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Among the leading squawkers were the Sons of the American Revolution, who opposed using his textbooks in schools.
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Let's get rid of Infirmary Feminism, with its bedlam of bellyachers, anorexics, bulimics, depressives, rape victims, and incest survivors.
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This unexpected interposition appeared to be the outlet the older grumbler wanted.
2
Jennie Montgomery's happy face would put to shame the most inveterate grumbler.
3
What induced me ever to marry such a grumbler I don't know.
4
A grumbler wrote on a gravestone found in the Vigna Codini:-
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This can redeem a drizzle; but this cannot redeem a grumbler.
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The grumbler gradually loses his acquaintances and even his close friends.
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I'm sure such an old grumbler ought to have been in the Apocrypha.
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The students had chosen a hideous old grumbler to impersonate him.
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In truth, he was a born grumbler, and a censorious critic.
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The grumbler grumbled, and was sure somebody was to blame somewhere.
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She was no grumbler and still retained an appetite for life.
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Mrs. Poole was no grumbler when a fellow-creature needed her kindness.
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He, too, was a boarder and a delightful fellow, although an habitual grumbler.
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By the great grumbler, answered he, but I'll bet you don't!
15
The cardinal was a great grumbler, but he always grumbled in some entertaining way.
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The boaster soon exhausts his subject; the grumbler has matter that lasts for ever.
