groaner
A person who often makes a long low sound when unhappy, hurt, or annoyed
- noun
- /ˈɡroʊnər/
- My brother is such a groaner; he always complains when he walks up the stairs.
Examples
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But the moaners and the groaners and the screamers ought to turn down their volume 'cause some of us are trying to sleep... or meditate.
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During the meeting, he was known as a constant groaner, always complaining about the slightest inconvenience.
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At the party, she couldn't help but laugh at the groaner jokes that made everyone roll their eyes.
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Etymology
Groaner comes from the verb groan, which means 'to make a low, sad sound' when you are hurt or unhappy. So a groaner is simply a person who makes that sound often.