A person given to excessive complaints and crying and whining.
1The whiner only continues because whining has paid off in the past.
2Presently Augustus sent him into exile: whiner over his own hard lot.
3He was a whiner, always complaining of the costs in his Family business.
4The woman is always the whiner,-itmakes me despise my sex.
5I'd not waste breath teaching a whiner or a cheap skate.
6On shipboard he would be a sneak, a whiner, a tattler.
7I am not by nature a whiner; but inside I was starting to whine.
8Severus Snape he's not, but Jamie is still a whiner lacking in social skills.
9She's tedious, a whiner, and she betrays her best friend.
10If there's one thing we can't stand, it's a whiner.
11Who would have expected a whiner, a sniveler, a nothing, to erupt like that?
12Obst is not a whiner; he's in serious pain.
13They said Kitty was a whiner and a baby and was never loyal to anybody.
14Within a few more seconds, you have a whiner or a screamer on your hands.
15There's not a hint of the whiner about him.'
16In the knock-down, brag-out, whiner-take-all brat-race of Mommies and Minivans, it's definitely a woman's world.