whine
whine
v. intrans.
Whimper: Ar. and V. κνυζεῖσθαι (Soph. Frag.); see cry.
v. intrans.
Whimper: Ar. and V. κνυζεῖσθαι (Soph. Frag.); see cry.
WHINE
s. *vox ficta simulataque: *sermo rictus simulatusque; or *vox flebilis.
s. *vox ficta simulataque: *sermo rictus simulatusque; or *vox flebilis.
v. *vocem fictam simulatamque or vocem flebilem mittere: *sermone ficto simulatoque uti.
whine (v.): Phr.: to w. piteously, *miserabiliter vagire (Georg.): another (beggar) w.s in concert, let me too have a slice, succinit alter. et mihi findetur quadra, Hor. Ep. 1, 17. 49.
whine (subs.): perh. *cantus (a drawl, sing-song): there is no exact word for the nasal utterance implied in whine.