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Meanings of whimperer in English
Synonyms
Examples for "squealer"
Examples for "squealer"
1
Being a squealer isn't such a bad thing in a Pig.
2
Bolan passed the glasses to Gorshani, saying, "That must be your squealer."
3
She thought me a soft-head, a police stool, a squealer.
4
EEL: Yes, it is, Kid, God'll forgive a thief, but he hates a squealer.
5
Well, the big squealer, the big stool, is Barney Palmer!
1
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.
Usage of whimperer in English
1
Dowson was, let us say not mockingly, the boyish whimperer in song.
2
Miss Tabby is our housekeeper; the best creature, but the greatest whimperer in existence.
3
He felt that he was within an ace of a panic, and not so far, after all, from that whimperer his neighbour.
4
The movement we have started can pay no attention to whimperers.
5
Your big talkers, they're your whimperers and whiners and belly-achers.
6
Flatterers are they, and whimperers, and nothing more.
7
But after a while a family was born to the Little Villager, a litter of absurd, blind, tiny whimperers, all heads and hungry mouths.
Frequent collocations
Whimperer through the time