"Whinnied" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Whinnied" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Whinnied" Meaning

To make a high-pitched sound, often like a horse, especially a sound of excitement or loud noise.

"Whinnied" Examples

Whinny


Verb: to make the sound a horse makes: a loud, high-pitched, gruff noise with the mouth and nostrils closed, typically to signal alarm or anxiety.

Examples


The horse whinnied loudly when it heard the firework go off nearby.
The frightened horse whinnied and tried to run away.
Just as we were leaving, the horse whinnied loudly, as if warning us of something.
The little pony's loud whinny echoed across the fields.
As the piper approached, his horse whinnied uneasily, anticipating a visit to the farrier.

"Whinnied" Similar Words

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Whinge is a British English slang word that means to complain or grumble in a persistent and often annoying way. It can also refer to a child's complaint, often about something petty or trifling.

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To complain in an unpleasant or annoying way, often in a sense of discontent or self-pity.

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Whingeing refers to the act of complaining or expressing persistent and often annoyingly persistent unhappiness or dissatisfaction, usually in a petty or selfish manner.

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A person who complains a lot, often about trivial matters, in a persistent and annoying way.

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To complain continuously or habitually about a problem or a situation, often in a peevish or whining manner.

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Whinny

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The sound a horse makes. A high-pitched whinny is a loud call made by a horse, typically signaling distress, anxiety, or excitement.

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A whip is a flexible, elongated object, typically used for striking or driving, often consisting of a handle attached to a flexible cord, lash, or strap with a flexible tip. It can be used to inflict pain or as a means of conveyance, such as a driving whip on a horse, or for disciplining others, like a schoolmaster's whip.

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