So, Joe5, if you are going there...

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And I dare say that even if you knew how to spell, you post indicates a severe lack of reading comprehension.


I will presume that you meant "your post", not "you post" and it was just a simple typographical error, as opposed to a "severe lack of reading comprehension".

And by the way, just because Americans say whine, doesn't mean that's universal for all English speakers.

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whinge /wɪndʒ/

verb (intransitive) whinges, whingeing, whinged

1. to cry in a fretful way


2. to complain

noun

3. a complaint

Derived Forms

whingeing, noun, adjective
whinger, noun

Word Origin

from a Northern variant of Old English hwinsian to whine; related to Old High German winsan, winisan, whence Middle High German winsen

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