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- Buttress 181
- meditative 52
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- major 467
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- consummate 126
- accompany 493
- hairsplitting 36
- bolero 111
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- test 530
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- Newfoundland 75
- turn down 82
- clock in 62
- Incubate 23
- hooker 56
- hutzpah 41
- Perhaps 174
- berate 210
- solitary 196
- attract 497
- built 114
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- as flat as a pancake 16
- UPHOLSTERED 19
- Carolina 11
- in line with 74
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- june 69
- broth 105
- baby 187
- anchorwoman 112
- Font 78
- Toilet 154
- maxims 43
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- fix on 51
- Attire 143
- husbandly 30
- consumer credit 67
- all-in 84
- computer 230
- Morality 67
- Armed 102
- tediosity 34
- Superficial 235
- airliner 109
- nappiest 30
- manky 56
- nosher 32
- spherical 96
- bunch 539
- inaugurate 218
- overthrew 33
- tiler 51
- shitty 59
- beatrice 39
- surrogate 128
- masquerade 175
- get away from 41
- mainline 59
- Constructive 53
- down at heel 74
- Perplexed 37
- vasoconstriction 45
- disparate 122
- hard court 60
- self-confidence 109
- Not 102
- engine room 61
- comfort 606
- marmoreal 41
- Intuition 238
- tactical 146
- restring 9
- mediatorship 41
- household name 12
- Guinness 61
- Turk 87
- pursuit 511
- gullies 46
- Having 45
- prop up 100
- impostor 180
- Measles 26
- steamy 80
- Fortuitous 90
- Illegitimate 129
- gormless 115
- outrider 66
- relaxer 46
- colored 114
- romper 61
- Infamous 2
- apocryphal 117
- clerk 528
- employability 49
- Glowing 150
- Debris 131
- soldiery 71
- California 107
- indiana 51
- hunk 234
- figging 55
- guidance counselor 109
- giggle 168
- lt 67
- britches 112
- undying 56
- microbrewery 73
- stunt 296
- Bonfire Night 80
- crossroad 136
- Camera 69
- empathy 235
- better 243
- vivisection 61
- suburban 54
- wingspan 59
- spiky 86
- crenellated 108
- fish 251
- tweak 78
- voucher 226
- divided highway 83
- Guilt 71
- lydia 65
- lordolatry 38
- crib death 97
- christlike 58
- infestant 35
- seeming 82
- desirable 481
- roil 126
- ham 211
- chained 52
- territorialize 39
- SUBSTANTIVE 61
- imprecision 42
- bin liner 106
- carotid artery 82
- pin 578
- frigid 113
- muslim 109
- kg 161
- Resistance 187
- grainer 75
- stereotype 411
- admiring 101
- hallelujah 100
- orchestrational 31
- Motley 11
- sharp 593
- busy 349
- bluster 177
- transsexual 80
- spiel 79
- American football 103
- perplexedness 36
- counterclockwise 126
- menswear 67
- ombré 40
- windburn 57
- greengage 77
- glacé 66
- forget-me-not 81
- bicoastal 94
- challenge 508
- cold comfort 102
- foie gras 103
- Plasticine 59
- salon 193
- insulation 62
- glaciered 52
- entropies 29
- No show 87
- trapping 78
- nana 63
- generalize 284
- sellotape 52
- happily 169
- Injurious 59
- Taser 46
- oilman 74
- protected 49
- bureaucracy 181
- call 421
- decayed 74
- botany 129
- launch 544
- maid 488
- fiddliest 44
- blockbuster 204
- hall 531
- canonicals 42
- slander 256
- countable 158
- conscriptionist 35
- bedridden 119
- lazyish 24
- Separate 257
- decimally 47
- loaves 44
- Crisp 172
- ohm 89
- giggly 83
- badinage 78
- orientally 29
- hematology 86
- crossroads 92
- betake 53
- pro rata 49
- sodomite 63
- snowfield 69
- capsized 41
- pre-record 30
- haughty 271
- freebase 58
- bearable 165
- amidships 114
- Mortise 126
- esophagi 28
- experimental 413
- egalitarian 114
- nowise 41
- multimedia 53
- software 475
- sugar 161
- Cellophane 61
- carmine 66
- sheltered 46
- anklet 130
- decay 514
- jewellers 29
- filing cabinet 95
- flimflamming 31
- disclosing 66
- Odds 98
- big hitter 69
- returning 76
- leasehold 114
- Columnist 176
- bonanza 94
- ingest 94
- industrials 37
- actually 462
- esprit de corps 98
- controllable 169
- Thermos 56
- diwali 59
- theory 546
- needs 50
- penny 428
- bilateral 209
- promotive 38
- fumigatory 36
- million 221
- forfeit 143
- fast forward 109
- mana 54
- Carcinogenic 30
- scurvy 77
- TROLLEY 94
- brisk 440
- panoramic 128
- cocktail lounge 111
- floor plan 39
- galvanism 8
- taco 134
- tulle 80
- advisory 145
- package holiday 33
- confectioners 47
- confectioners' sugar 72
- Icebergs 56
- apostolic 114
- conscription 116
- wail 348
- devilling 46
- Parrot 114
- Honour 156
- strip 648
- submersed 49
- electoral college 102
- backwoodsy 47
- window dressing 38
- applausive 45
- main line 41
- protease 48
- heritage 180
- hit 766
- emend 131
- legless 49
- slimeball 61
- Bee 137
- define 580
- soften 202
- communism 458
- absently 75
- wonkiest 30
- oppressor 51
- exhibitory 51
- mockumentary 45
- cornet 126
- sheathing 71
- schoolmate 75
- AmE 67
- dugong 73
- torpedo 72
- absorbing 171
- townhome 45
- Feral 53
- bolshy 50
- drowsiest 47
- consciousness 521
- Impressionism 171
- ooh 76
- jahveh 38
- Business 54
- beget 237
- Authority 271
- collie 145
- defuse 121
- consultancy 200
- half-baked 68
- dud 135
- make up for (something) 50
- flying fish 92
- intuition 185
- inquest 73
- Sickly 124
- DNA test 46
- Poet 123
- listless 82
- nebbish 46
- half board 79
- contain 472
- shiite 62
- short-staffed 60
- epidural 122
- sonorous 69
- offense 301
- coalfield 110
- ldl 54
- early on 78
- maximum 522
- lied 41
- insulting 188
- bin 307
- first things first 21
- Macedonia 46
- eyebrow 140
- with pleasure 75
- please 300
- Breakage 41
- shoulder blade 74
- just 220
- methodist 77
- gaudy 152
- Finger 83
- gymnast 131
- field event 86
- mendicant 59
- Interact 230
- propellant 81
- a foregone conclusion 79
- barefoot 115
- by far 67
- articulation 112
- jailbird 54
- materialism 437
- constructor 80
- monsoons 34
- clubland 111
- portentous 71
- grub 133
- dead 242
- disbelieve 121
- leviable 38
- oriental 440
- slavish 69
- insect 561
- peppy 88
- Bonus 223
- would 110
- dignities 41
- unwavering 176
- freeload 129
- spiderlike 27
- goodbye 190
- perjurous 38
- Credibility 17
- angsty 68
- smoldering 40
- neutralism 43
- misgovern 51
- cobbles 45
- lyrebird 46
- gourd 110
- cervices 47
- backbench 222
- lambskin 59
- unreliable 101
- well fed 103
- torchlight 55
- snickery 29
- loft 196
- Asses 40
- pharmaceutical 172
- dignify 120
- manorialism 37
- juice 159
- collusion 142
- comes 49
- hopeful 560
- all the way 89
- aboveboard 100
- brook 427
- frantic 240
- yodel 88
- reciprocate 217
- dial-up 90
- stateless 57
- defoliant 93
- spec 73
- Burkina Faso 78
- biblical 79
- eldership 41
- helmeting 28
- best practice 77
- underwhelm 65
- exertion 179
- doodlebug 58
- air-condition 102
- imagery 216
- chronicle 186
- academy 482
- musth 44
- stick shift 78
- dual carriageway 120
- gotta 98
- Guest 228
- redid 46
- peaceable 67
- decentralization 199
- prim 137
- Bleach 112
- helmsman 78
- mock 292
- donned 46
- desolated 87
- psoriasis 60
- fantasy 470
- from door to door 51
- bisque 105
- Xmas 22
- ayrshire 44
- Humble 189
- mayfly 86
- brainbox 51
- fret 248
- troubleshooting 41
- pay 339
- top-heavy 73
- cathode ray tube 99
- Child 272
- chamber of commerce 88
- drop by 90
Synonyms
Verb
- beef
- bellyache
- bitch
- carp
- caterwaul
- complain
- crab
- croak
- fuss
- gripe
- grizzle
- grouch
- grouse
- growl
- grumble
- grump
- holler
- inveigh
- keen
- kick
- kvetch
- maunder [chiefly British]
- moan
- murmur
- mutter
- nag
- repine
- scream
- squawk
- squeal
- wail
- whimper
- whine
- whinge [British]
- yammer
- yawp
- yaup
- yowl
Noun
- beef
- bitch
- carp
- complaint
- fuss
- grievance
- gripe
- grouch
- grouse
- grumble
- holler
- kvetch
- lament
- miserere
- moan
- murmur
- plaint
- squawk
- wail
- whimper
- whine
- whinge [British]
- yammer
Example Sentences
Verb The lamb bleated as I approached. “But why can't I go?” she bleated. The labor union is always bleating about the management. Noun a very patient, understanding person who accepts life's inconveniences without a bleat
Recent Examples on the Web
Ryan Cooper, The Week, 9 Aug. 2021 Watching smug, satisfied 1 percenters bleat on about their unlimited financial options is about as welcome as a wet teddy bear. BostonGlobe.com, 6 July 2021 She was booted from her GOP leadership spot for refusing to go along with her reprobate and deceitful Republican colleagues, who continue to lay prostrate before former President Donald Trump and bleat that the election was stolen from him. Mika Brzezinski, NBC News, 17 May 2021 On the small farm that Alberto Barroso runs a few miles from his apartment, the sprightly stems of potatoes and onions peek through fresh soil; his hundreds of goats bleat into the clean air. Colette Davidson, The Christian Science Monitor, 12 Mar. 2021 The New York Times will bellow and bleat, And the silence will echo down Mulberry Street. Kevin D. Williamson, National Review, 3 Mar. 2021 Even those inside that didn’t come out must have heard the truck horns moaning, the air brakes bleating, the hymn of an industrial funeral. New York Times, 31 Mar. 2020 The buck bleated several times but soon stopped struggling. Paul A. Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 14 Mar. 2020 The season opens with the faintest noise: A single French horn bleats a plaintive melody while a platoon of hoary men from the Royal Mail service, all wearing dark suits, shuffles into a stateroom in Buckingham Palace. Rachel Syme, The New Republic, 12 Dec. 2019 Cynthia Ozick, The New Yorker, 7 Mar. 2022 In the nine-episode first season—filmed mostly in Troy, New York—viewers hear sheep bleat in Central Park, watch workers sweep away ceaselessly accumulating street dust and listen to the crackling of interior fires. Kimberly Hamlin, Smithsonian Magazine, 20 Jan. 2022 The 93rd Academy Awards ended not with a bang but a bleat. Glenn Whipp Entertainment Columnist, Los Angeles Times, 23 Nov. 2021 On a recent weekday morning, the shrill bleat of a drill unscrewing a wooden crate echoed over music playing from a small speaker in the building’s rotunda. Washington Post, 6 Oct. 2021 As Bryant scrupulously took notes on dance moves, and Davis practiced his bleat, some moments seemed sure to land differently, even though they were crafted years ago. Michael Paulson, New York Times, 2 Aug. 2021 The alarm continued its steady bleat, the volume seeming to increase. Emma Cline, The New Yorker, 1 June 2020 Hungry fawns often make a soft bleat that has a begging tone to it. Jarrod Spilger, Field & Stream, 6 Dec. 2019 Solar Sister, so tell us—how to, how to disassemble our fragile empire without ballooningthe glottal-bleat system for another. Aria Aber, The New Republic, 17 Apr. 2020 See More
Verb
For decades, conservative Republicans have posed as the party of chest-thumping ultra-patriots who bleat constantly about how America is the best country on the planet. Ryan Cooper, The Week, 9 Aug. 2021 Watching smug, satisfied 1 percenters bleat on about their unlimited financial options is about as welcome as a wet teddy bear. BostonGlobe.com, 6 July 2021 She was booted from her GOP leadership spot for refusing to go along with her reprobate and deceitful Republican colleagues, who continue to lay prostrate before former President Donald Trump and bleat that the election was stolen from him. Mika Brzezinski, NBC News, 17 May 2021 On the small farm that Alberto Barroso runs a few miles from his apartment, the sprightly stems of potatoes and onions peek through fresh soil; his hundreds of goats bleat into the clean air. Colette Davidson, The Christian Science Monitor, 12 Mar. 2021 The New York Times will bellow and bleat, And the silence will echo down Mulberry Street. Kevin D. Williamson, National Review, 3 Mar. 2021 Even those inside that didn’t come out must have heard the truck horns moaning, the air brakes bleating, the hymn of an industrial funeral. New York Times, 31 Mar. 2020 The buck bleated several times but soon stopped struggling. Paul A. Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 14 Mar. 2020 The season opens with the faintest noise: A single French horn bleats a plaintive melody while a platoon of hoary men from the Royal Mail service, all wearing dark suits, shuffles into a stateroom in Buckingham Palace. Rachel Syme, The New Republic, 12 Dec. 2019 Noun
The biographer gave out what could pass for a happy bleat. Cynthia Ozick, The New Yorker, 7 Mar. 2022 In the nine-episode first season—filmed mostly in Troy, New York—viewers hear sheep bleat in Central Park, watch workers sweep away ceaselessly accumulating street dust and listen to the crackling of interior fires. Kimberly Hamlin, Smithsonian Magazine, 20 Jan. 2022 The 93rd Academy Awards ended not with a bang but a bleat. Glenn Whipp Entertainment Columnist, Los Angeles Times, 23 Nov. 2021 On a recent weekday morning, the shrill bleat of a drill unscrewing a wooden crate echoed over music playing from a small speaker in the building’s rotunda. Washington Post, 6 Oct. 2021 As Bryant scrupulously took notes on dance moves, and Davis practiced his bleat, some moments seemed sure to land differently, even though they were crafted years ago. Michael Paulson, New York Times, 2 Aug. 2021 The alarm continued its steady bleat, the volume seeming to increase. Emma Cline, The New Yorker, 1 June 2020 Hungry fawns often make a soft bleat that has a begging tone to it. Jarrod Spilger, Field & Stream, 6 Dec. 2019 Solar Sister, so tell us—how to, how to disassemble our fragile empire without ballooningthe glottal-bleat system for another. Aria Aber, The New Republic, 17 Apr. 2020 See More Word History
Etymology
Verb
Middle English bleten, from Old English blǣtan; akin to Latin flēre to weep, Old English bellan to roar — more at bellow
First Known Use
Verb
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at intransitive sense 1a
Noun
1508, in the meaning defined at sense 1
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