Groan синонимы

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graon
groa
groaan
groam
groann
grooan
grroan
roan

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• adj.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective)

  • sound.

• n.

  •
  • clap,
  • applaud,
  • gurgle,
  • cluck.
  •
  • babble,
  • drone.
  •
  • schlep,
  • shoulder,
  • bear,
  • bring,
  • carry,
  • hump,
  • lift,
  • be burdened with something,
  • haul,
  • hold.
  •
  • rant,
  • grievance,
  • protest,
  • complaint,
  • remonstrance,
  • beef.
  •
  • raise the roof,
  • lodge,
  • take something further,
  • kick up a fuss/stink/argument.

  • communication (noun)

  • moan.

  • cry (noun)

  • yawp,
  • trill,
  • squall,
  • hurrah,
  • note,
  • yoo hoo,
  • hoot,
  • bawling,
  • gobble,
  • whistle,
  • moos,
  • ruckus,
  • uproar,
  • pipe,
  • meow,
  • bark,
  • nickers,
  • motto,
  • squawk,
  • quack,
  • hullabaloo,
  • chatter,
  • vociferation,
  • roar,
  • nicker,
  • clamor,
  • report,
  • ejaculation,
  • Whinnies,
  • cackle,
  • exclamation,
  • caws,
  • coo,
  • whinny,
  • expletive,
  • bellow,
  • outcry,
  • song,
  • meows,
  • acclamation,
  • bay,
  • Mewling,
  • moo,
  • yoo-hoo,
  • caw,
  • clack.

  • gripe (noun)

  • infirmity,
  • pain,
  • ache,
  • aching,
  • affliction,
  • illness,
  • indisposition,
  • pang,
  • disorder,
  • distress.

  • groan (noun)

  • sob,
  • grouse,
  • sough.

  • howl (noun)

  • out-crying,
  • out crying,
  • out-cried,
  • outcrying,
  • out cried.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • bellowings,
  • pet peeve,
  • Bayed,
  • quested,
  • yipped,
  • pet aversion,
  • Baying,
  • outcried,
  • weepings,
  • plaint,
  • yipping,
  • plaints,
  • gripe,
  • personal vexation,
  • questing,
  • hateful object,
  • lamentation,
  • yip,
  • Cryings.

  • pet peeve (noun)

  • personal vexations,
  • hateful objects,
  • pet-peeve,
  • pet aversions.

  • voice (noun)

  • enunciation,
  • articulation,
  • speech,
  • utterance,
  • intonation,
  • emission,
  • pronunciation.

• n. & v.

  • Other relevant words: (noun, verb)

  • yips,
  • howl,
  • howling.

• v.

  • complain (verb)

  • oppose,
  • disagree,
  • attack,
  • deprecate,
  • disapprove,
  • cavil,
  • carp,
  • defy,
  • wail,
  • yammer,
  • accuse,
  • growl,
  • bitch,
  • gainsay,
  • fret,
  • fuss,
  • impute,
  • differ,
  • whimper,
  • ascribe,
  • reproach,
  • criticize,
  • nag,
  • denounce,
  • refute,
  • contravene,
  • bewail,
  • charge,
  • lay,
  • demur,
  • expostulate,
  • dissent,
  • deplore.

  • creak (verb)

  • scrape,
  • crepitate,
  • squeak,
  • squeal,
  • scratch,
  • rasp,
  • screech.

  • cry (verb)

  • cheer,
  • bawl,
  • scream,
  • blub,
  • choke up,
  • shriek,
  • let go,
  • yell,
  • blubber,
  • regret,
  • sniff,
  • break down,
  • whoop,
  • crack up,
  • burst into tears,
  • weep,
  • mewl,
  • mourn,
  • ring the blues,
  • holler,
  • Boohoo,
  • call,
  • put on the weeps,
  • turn on waterworks,
  • let it all out,
  • yowl,
  • caterwaul,
  • shed tears,
  • dissolve in tears,
  • shout,
  • shed bitter tears.

  • gripe (verb)

  • crab,
  • grouch.

  • groan (verb)

  • murmur,
  • keen,
  • mumble,
  • object,
  • bemoan.

  • grumble (verb)

  • scold,
  • kick,
  • pule.

  • heave (verb)

  • surge,
  • cast,
  • exhale,
  • huff,
  • pant,
  • vomit,
  • expand,
  • sign,
  • spew,
  • dilate,
  • puff,
  • rise,
  • billow,
  • throw up,
  • palpitate,
  • swell,
  • breathe,
  • disgorge,
  • gag.

  • lament (verb)

  • sniffle,
  • decry,
  • long,
  • snuffle,
  • agonize.

  • sigh (verb)

  • re spire,
  • re-spiring,
  • re spiring,
  • re spires,
  • re-spired,
  • re spired,
  • re-spires,
  • re-spire.

  • sing (verb)

  • bursts in to song,
  • in toning,
  • bursts into song,
  • in-toning,
  • re-sounded,
  • dueting,
  • making melody,
  • Re-sound,
  • de-scanted,
  • lined out,
  • de scant,
  • in-tones,
  • canarying,
  • lift a voice,
  • bursted in to song,
  • lullabied,
  • in tone,
  • bursting in to song,
  • lining out,
  • in-toned,
  • de-scant,
  • lifting up a voice,
  • canaried,
  • de scanting,
  • de-scanting,
  • lifting a voice,
  • lift up voice,
  • belts out,
  • lifted up voice,
  • bursted into song,
  • cantillating,
  • re-sounds,
  • re-sounding,
  • belted out,
  • made melody,
  • de scants,
  • lifting voice,
  • lifted up a voice,
  • lifted a voice,
  • re sounds,
  • re sounding,
  • lifts voice,
  • lifted voice,
  • re sound,
  • lifts up a voice,
  • belting out,
  • choiring,
  • in-tone,
  • in toned,
  • de-scants,
  • de scanted,
  • lifts up voice,
  • lift voice,
  • lullabying,
  • dueted,
  • in tones,
  • singsonging,
  • cantillates,
  • bursting into song,
  • cantillated,
  • lines out,
  • burst in to song.

  • sorrow (verb)

  • cried river,
  • am sad,
  • eats heart out,
  • are sad,
  • cries a river,
  • hanging crepe,
  • cry river,
  • sang blues,
  • art sad,
  • eating heart out,
  • hangs crepe,
  • ate heart out,
  • is sad,
  • sings the blues,
  • singing blues,
  • hung crepe,
  • crying a river,
  • crying river,
  • wast sad,
  • cries river,
  • sing blues,
  • being sad,
  • was sad,
  • wert sad,
  • sung the blues,
  • sang the blues,
  • cried a river,
  • sings blues,
  • sung blues,
  • hanged crepe,
  • were sad.

  • vocalize (verb)

  • ex-press,
  • ex pressed,
  • ex pressing,
  • ex-pressing,
  • ex press.

  • voice (verb)

  • utter,
  • voice,
  • articulate,
  • emit,
  • enunciate,
  • pronounce,
  • speak,
  • whisper,
  • exclaim,
  • intone.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • OW,
  • clunk,
  • whir,
  • Ouch,
  • swish,
  • whirr,
  • tut-tut,
  • crash around,
  • whistle at,
  • hiss,
  • fizz,
  • writhe,
  • crow,
  • thrum,
  • swoosh,
  • snort,
  • putter,
  • click.
  •
  • yelp,
  • thud,
  • whoosh,
  • objection,
  • Tut,
  • cry out.
  •
  • scuffle.
  •
  • throb.
  •
  • zing,
  • hum,
  • rattle.
  •
  • crunch,
  • splash.
  •
  • buzz.
  •
  • pitch.

  • cry

  • blubbing,
  • let it out,
  • Squalled,
  • blubbed,
  • Boohooed,
  • lets go,
  • mewls,
  • keening,
  • dissolved in tears,
  • squalling,
  • breaking down,
  • sheds tears,
  • keens,
  • blubs,
  • letting go,
  • Boohooing,
  • Mewled,
  • shedding tears,
  • letting out,
  • keened,
  • Regretted.

  • Other relevant words:

  • indict,
  • beefing,
  • spit up,
  • sound off,
  • puke,
  • choir,
  • vocalize,
  • Fussing,
  • suspire,
  • kvetch,
  • blow off,
  • Carolled,
  • grumbling,
  • retch,
  • make a fuss,
  • ululate,
  • beefed,
  • upchuck,
  • canary,
  • upchucks,
  • eat heart out,
  • Trolling,
  • Mouthed,
  • Serenaded,
  • sigh,
  • hang crepe,
  • Solos,
  • soloed,
  • whine,
  • groan,
  • groused,
  • sorrow,
  • repine,
  • find fault,
  • lift up a voice,
  • grousing,
  • snivel,
  • caroling,
  • Fussed,
  • Retching,
  • Caroled,
  • singsong,
  • singsongs,
  • belt out,
  • burst into song,
  • grunt,
  • lament,
  • kick up a fuss,
  • choirs,
  • retches,
  • mutter,
  • grumble,
  • complain,
  • chirr,
  • cantillate,
  • soloing,
  • suspiring,
  • Suspired,
  • singing the blues,
  • cry,
  • yodel,
  • sing the blues,
  • chirring,
  • chirrs,
  • Retched,
  • cry a river,
  • heave,
  • be sad,
  • creak,
  • take exception to,
  • upchucking,
  • give out,
  • make melody,
  • let out,
  • grieve,
  • Carolling,
  • remonstrate,
  • suspires,
  • kvetching,
  • Squealed,
  • look askance,
  • choired,
  • Moaned,
  • Hymning,
  • canaries,
  • Trolled,
  • bellyache,
  • Serenading,
  • sing.

  • Other relevant words (noun):

  • yearn,
  • shed,
  • emanate,
  • complaining,
  • hunger after,
  • clamour,
  • querulousness,
  • jangle,
  • desirous,
  • yapping,
  • yap,
  • contemplative,
  • musing,
  • crump,
  • sobbingly,
  • peevishness,
  • Whinge,
  • implore,
  • languish,
  • suspiration,
  • aspiring,
  • hunger for,
  • wish,
  • clang,
  • long for,
  • wistful,
  • snore,
  • jeremiad,
  • tirade,
  • groaning,
  • be ill,
  • gasp,
  • eager,
  • bellyaching,
  • ask,
  • Griping,
  • heaving,
  • grizzle,
  • planctus,
  • ululation,
  • croon,
  • grain,
  • evolve,
  • petulance,
  • beseech,
  • plaintively,
  • craunch,
  • eject,
  • overeager,
  • snarl,
  • belch,
  • agog,
  • scolding,
  • clank,
  • aspire after,
  • air a grievance,
  • avid,
  • pant after,
  • lodge a complaint,
  • covet,
  • peeve,
  • grind,
  • hungry,
  • meditative,
  • rumble,
  • gnash,
  • say,
  • longing,
  • shoot,
  • clangor,
  • supplication,
  • Wailingly,
  • ambitious,
  • ravenous,
  • yawl,
  • scrunch,
  • whining,
  • murmuring,
  • muttering,
  • pensive,
  • envious,
  • Squawking,
  • jar,
  • aspire,
  • twang,
  • croak,
  • want,
  • Sniping,
  • rend the air,
  • swoon,
  • faultfinding,
  • anxious,
  • yammering,
  • covetous,
  • beg,
  • clash,
  • querulously,
  • moaning,
  • scranch,
  • burr,
  • take on,
  • radiate,
  • kicking,
  • blare,
  • itchy,
  • blat,
  • profess,
  • yearn for,
  • grate,
  • bray,
  • wishful,
  • bitching,
  • crave,
  • mew.

How to use «Groan» in context?

Homophones for Groan:

• grone, grown, groen.

Hyponym for Groan:

• n.

  • communication
    utterance, vocalization.

• v.

  • communication
    let loose, emit, utter, let out.

Things Groan often describes

• groan pun

• groan unamused

• groan offscreen

• groan joke

• groan moments

How Groan often is described

• collective groan

• long groan

• mass groan

• annoyed groan

• frustrated groan

• big groan

• audible groan

• loud groan

• brief groan

• whining groan

Groan is the first word in phrase

• groan family

• groan lineage

• groan staff

• groan makers

• groan cypher

• groan son

• groan cool

• groan punishment

• groan above

• groan novels

Groan is the last word in phrase

• Titus groan

• death groan

• physics groan

• trombone groan

• disgruntled groan

• mothers groan

• harry groan

• everyone groan

• cue groan

• snake groan

The groans ceased and the pain vanished from the toe.

And they both groaned at the atrocious conduct of the elder Mr.

We will «groan inside ourselves» because we live in a decadent world, because we need to be freed from this «body of death».

But last Friday residents living on the street next to the cemetery raised the alarm after hearing screams, banging and groans coming from inside the woman’s stone tomb.

Creep groan is generally caused by the stick-slip motion between disc and pads and it is a self-excited vibration of the brake assembly.

«The Israelites groaned under their slavery and cried out.

They found that the esophageal pressure slowly decreased with each groan, indicating that the respiratory muscles are not activated during the production of sound.

Filled with a cast of off-center characters and lopsided shenanigans, readers will blunder along with Gape, Groan and Gordo as they meet their adventures «head» on, becoming unlikely heroes in the process.

To be a member of such a mixed body is to groan mightily at the obvious iniquities and imperfections that incorporation entails.

Pass,pass,groan,pass, groan,pass,pass,pass,groan, pass,groan,groan.

The thing they groan most is, «Why?» Why, they want to know, should Mom-n-Pop’s Coffee Shop have to meet the same generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) as giant General Motors Corp.?

«We heard a big groan and this big crack, and then boom!

«This is the kind of result that scientists groan about but love to see because it sends everyone back to the drawing board,» says Craig DeForest of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colo.

WE DIDN’T KNOW whether to laugh or groan when we heard a professional football player make an ignoramus of himself by calling the death of an NFL player by heatstroke an «aberration.»

Walker, whose method of hair culture made her wealthy, to konking (Malcolm X’s recollection of his first konk is painful, and hilarious) to the Afro, and the photos of those mushroom clouds from the 60s and 70s will make you groan or laugh or both; to the memories of grease and piping hot hot combs and perms and dreadlocks and whatever the devil we’re doing with our hair now.