Gripe ( verb , noun , noun )

(As a verb)

Gripe ( verb )

To complain or grumble about something in a peevish or petulant manner.

Origin:

From old norse grípa, meaning to grip or seize.

Examples:

1. I can't stand it when he gripes about his job all the time.
2. She was griping about the traffic on the way to work.
3. He griped and complained throughout the whole trip.
4. I don"t want to hear any more griping about the food, it"s fine.
5. I'm tired of her constant griping.

(As a noun)

Gripe ( noun )

To complain or grumble about something in a peevish or petulant manner.

Origin:

From old norse grípa, meaning to grip or seize.

Examples:

1. I can't stand it when he gripes about his job all the time.
2. She was griping about the traffic on the way to work.
3. He griped and complained throughout the whole trip.
4. I don"t want to hear any more griping about the food, it"s fine.
5. I'm tired of her constant griping.

(As a noun)

Gripe ( noun )

To complain or grumble about something in a peevish or petulant manner.

Origin:

From old norse grípa, meaning to grip or seize.

Examples:

1. I can't stand it when he gripes about his job all the time.
2. She was griping about the traffic on the way to work.
3. He griped and complained throughout the whole trip.
4. I don"t want to hear any more griping about the food, it"s fine.
5. I'm tired of her constant griping.