gripe

After the second or third time I griped about a misbehaving router, one of my friends convinced me to try DD-WRT.

The man griped the woman's hands gravely, and looked at her with a stern sight.

It'sthe sort of reply that's long griped a small international club of amateur statistics nuts calling themselves the Oly Madmen .

Rivals complained about its heavy-handed tactics. pc makers griped that it was hogging the industry's profits.

Confused--or alienated--by Google's Web-only customer service, users griped that the phone didn't work properly and was priced unfairly.

Many have griped that emails have disappeared and that scripting errors in Hotmail prevent them from composing new messages.

Some griped about the shutter glasses, however, calling them "heavy" and complaining that they "hurt the bridge of the nose. "

Several months ago, on one of our evening walks, I griped to my husband about my inability to buckle down.

Midway through my nearly six-year tenure as a dean, I once griped to a friend about the frustrating difficulty of making even small changes.

Aha! I griped triumphantly as the pilot's file a eared on my visual.

Farmers have long griped about a dearth of competition.

She gave some medicine to me when my stomach griped .

The sides of the disk mounted on the wheel are griped by these pads.

Tell me what emotion griped him before he entered that cell. Was it guilt?

"It will keep us all marginalized and discredited, " one griped.

Instead, they had provided "nothing that we didn't read in the newspapers, " she griped.

Her hands closely griped of the boy's arms.

"Well, it's about time. " Griped Tyrant.

Because of allergies and exhaustion, I griped too much in the mornings.

Worke harder, and take care of youself. The better future is griped in your hands.