Whinny in a sentence as a noun

" Point being, she finds these articles counter productive, and most of the women whinny.

The OP was saying the people posting here on HN were whinny people with an entitled mentality.

I'm getting tired of all these people that don't understand how the startup world works and feel like they need to write whinny blog posts about it.

His original thought when he started the project was to name it "winemu", but didn't like that and shortened it to "wine", which led him to "whine" and "whinny".

Whinny in a sentence as a verb

Almost everyone can say "It's so hard to find good help nowadays, all my employees are whinny entitled douches who demand too much for the little work they do!

It's frustrating to explain to someone why it didn't work because there isn't one or two reasons -- it turns into a long list of small claims that sound silly individually and makes the one making them seem whinny and complaining for no reason...And this gets the supporters of the technology upset.

Just the other day I was asked to explain a concurrent design and I just couldn't help but recite the immortal words of Halyna Krouk: Two couplets and a refrain a carousel of non-stop passing at each turn one more door closes before us with a rusty whinny legless horses tear into the prairie – racing two couplets and a refrain eyes gaping two couplets and a refrain catching up from hind to front reach out to me throw me the lasso of a glance who made us so hopelessly distant who conceived us such irreparable losers on this overplayed record – two couplets and a refrain – where even love leaves only scratches

Whinny definitions

noun

the characteristic sounds made by a horse

See also: neigh nicker whicker

verb

make a characteristic sound, of a horse

See also: neigh nicker whicker