whinger

If he complained about it, he could only be a green whinger.

You don't get on in a team if you are a whinger.

She is not a "whinger", and she doesn't much like people who are.

But I carried no whinger on the links, as considering that it hampered a man in his play.

Also, at the end of "Whinger" there is a hidden comedy track about custard.

Sorry to be the boring whinger but could you perhaps put a warning up about swearing on the podcast?

It's revealed that all the other girls regard Samantha as a whinger, something she doesn't seem to be aware of herself.

For a naked man is no match for a man with a whinger, and he was sitting on my clothes.

I am not a whinger.

Vic's a whinger, always knew it.

He pushed his face through the bush, and held in his mouth my naked whinger, that shone between his shining eyes.

"I've had a little whinger since I was eight, and learnt feint and parry.

What a whinger!

'But I'm not a whinger - that's not in my nature.'

Nobody likes a whinger.

"As a winger I was more often than not on the receiving end of heavy challenges but I was never a whinger.

Isn't the reality that they will be stuffing envelopes or proof-reading - much like the whinger in the artilce thought was beneath her?

But he barred the way with his staff, and, for me, I gripped to my whinger, and watched my chance to run in under his guard.

Once a whinger, always a whinger.

"He is a world-class, wall-to-wall whinger," one of his closest aides said, invoking the English word for whining that makes self-pity sound even more insufferable.

Major Kerman's no whinger."

He had received a whinger, or short sword, as his share of the weaponry, and was practicing drawing and sheathing it as he spoke.

Karen Stollznow, 2004, "Whinger!

"I am an alcoholic, neurotic, psychotic, self-obsessed whinger ... but I am an artist."

The Irishman is no whinger and rarely speaks in headlines but he clearly feels that his team-mates and McCoist need some back-up sooner rather than later.