Groaning
ˈgroʊnɪŋ
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(n)
Groaning
a deep moan as of pain: any low rumbling sound
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary A.S. gránian.
But they can't dispute that people can groan a quote, especially when it comes to these awful souvenirs. latimes.com
That jaw-dropping 'Sons of Anarchy' cameo, and ( groan ) more 'Dance Moms': TV Talk. oregonlive.com
My 2002 International RE (T444E) does the same thing in terms of the groaning noise. schoolbusfleet.com
That groan you hear it's from Rangers fans (maybe). blog.nj.com
You're Getting Older When You Groan When It Snows. foxkansas.com
Even the Barricades Groan . nytimes.com
It's about a lot more than groaning tables and football. deltafarmpress.com
She's posing in front of the camera again -hold the groans- and her attempts at being a sex kitten are just kind of ZZZzzzzz. 1063thebuzz.com
Before you groan and stop reading, consider that this cancer can be prevented or cured 90 percent of the time during a routine colonoscopy. dallasnews.com
I can just hear the collective groan let out by my friends. amny.com
"I don't know which me that I love," Marilyn Manson groans on stomping industrial rocker "No Reflection," from May 1 album Born Villain. spin.com
Met more by moans and groans of disgust than by screaming, the film is a slightly below-average example of what contemporary horror has become. blog.dispatch.com
If you want to groan every time you hear the word "networking," well, I don't exactly blame you. forbes.com
If someone mentioned the name Jerry Hughes last season, you wouldn't have to wait long to hear the collective groans of Colts fans from miles and miles away. bernetriweekly.com
The next time I hear someone groan about the current political climate as an excuse for his or her own indifference , I'm going to respond with three words: Sister Simone Campbell. gastongazette.com
Only the one who cries and groans by pain will have humanity, divine gift ..
Carlo Cercignani's Interests for the Foundations of Physics
Me Dain gave a groan of terror. "Jack Haydon's Quest" by
Groaning with agony O'Iwa came to her senses. "The Yotsuya Kwaidan or O'Iwa Inari" by
That he was not dead was evident, for he groaned occasionally. "Ted Strong in Montana" by
But rise she did, each time, slowly, laboring, quivering, and groaning, like a living thing in mortal agony. "The Drummer Boy" by
Well, she's going to come, so it's no use groaning about it now,' said Sarah. "Sarah's School Friend" by
The heel ground harder, bringing a groan from him. "Police Your Planet" by
But ere he had got far, his steps were arrested by the sound of a groan. "Jack Harkaway's Boy Tinker Among The Turks" by
There were four of those low groans. "Old Man Savarin and Other Stories" by
Trafford almost groaned when he thought of his loss. "Culm Rock" by
A groan forced its way almost to Deforrest Young's lips. "The Secret of the Storm Country" by
From Milford Havens moans;
It whispers maidens' stifled cries,
It breathes of widows' groans.
In a twilight over the sea,
And it seemed the night was groaning,
And my heart beat wild in me.
Tho' sprightly summer cheers?
Or is thine old heart dead to mirth?
Or art thou bowed by years?"
And heaved how many a groan,
Because thou wouldst not give for bread
The thing that was a stone!
Where all his griefs were known;
And smote upon his troubled breast,
And heav'd a heavy groan.
From every weeping eye,
And pains and groans, and grief and fear,
And death itself shall die.