Whine in a sentence as a noun

> A real hacker would not whine about missing code.

This is hacker culture; don't whine, submit a patch.

Please whine on hackernews and hope for frontpage to reach support.

No need to whine about it, you can take a break from HN for a week or so until it winds down.

Sure, there are ******* alpha traders who whine about $2 million bonuses.

Don't whine to me about "openness" or the notifications system.

As someone already said "It's easy to go outside and whine, but true revolutioners dress up and change things from inside the system.

Whine in a sentence as a verb

This affords me the luxury of being a contradictory whine even if I come late to the party!Can anyone confirm or deny my suspicion here?

They conspire illegally to drive down wages, then whine that not enough people want to work in this field where wages have been artificially and illegally deflated.

I find it depressing when holier than thou hipsters pop up to whine about how depressing popular things are... which seems to occur with increasing frequency on HN nowadays.

And the fourth...Don't get me wrong, I whine bitterly about the over-glorified promise of the Silicon Valley techno-drome, where raw technology is supposed to solve all of humanity's woes.

Why do you expect him to be some sort of super hero that continuously risks his own life to expose information to the general public when you do nothing at all but whine on a forum?Got a bit of entitlement there do we?

It is debatable whether the Github/Rails Core Team was too lax, but I for one am tired of hearing developers whine and make a witch trial out of groups of developers that have moved the development community forward several huge steps just to make themselves sound smart or feel fulfilled.

So when they whine about a "talent shortage," they really just mean "American programmers are too expensive" because the relatively low supply/demand ratio means they still have to actually pay them a livable FTE salary and benefits--unlike most other job categories where they can and do hire commodity temp labor.

Whine definitions

noun

a complaint uttered in a plaintive whining way

See also: whimper

verb

move with a whining sound; "The bullets were whining past us"

verb

talk in a tearful manner

See also: snivel

verb

make a high-pitched, screeching noise; "The door creaked when I opened it slowly"; "My car engine makes a whining noise"

See also: squeak screech creak screak skreak

verb

complain whiningly

See also: grizzle yammer yawp