Synonym: agonize, bawl, complain, cry, groan, howl, suffer, wail. Similar words: bemoan, moaning, moat, loan, groan, to and fro, groaning, psychoanalyst. Meaning: [məʊn] 
n. an utterance expressing pain or disapproval. v. indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure.
n. an utterance expressing pain or disapproval. v. indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure. 
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31. Never a quiver or a moan.
32. He gave a low moan of despair.
33. It was the old one about the tree, the empty wood, the unheard moan of a great oak falling unobserved.
34. Tentatively, her lips returned the brush of his, and she heard a moan deep in his throat.
35. And then he gave a small moan and the last vestiges of restraint were gone.
36. That night I didn't even moan when she kept bumbling about the bedroom hour after hour.
37. A tribesman, wearing only a codpiece and feathers in his hair, stamps his spear and utters a deep moan.
38. My parents moan at me because I am not always willing to go to work.
39. Madge gave a little moan and opened her arms to Lily.
40. He heard himself moan, and felt with his hands: bedclothes.
41. A sound, the barest whisper of something that might have been a moan, rose in her throat.
42. She was about to turn around, when she heard a low moan.
43. He begins to moan quietly, but it is not a distressing noise.
44. When we finally meet beings from another galaxy, all they do is moan!
45. Problem people Problem people are the ones managers moan about.
46. The desire burning inside her was too strong, and she returned his kiss, hearing him moan at her response.
47. Cold air seeped in through the shattered window with a moan.
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48. Then with a renewed effort I managed to get it to moan like a person in pain.
49. What had seemed an innocuous and perfectly reasonable suggestion was answered with a moan as of a child in pain.
50. As she did so, the colourless lips moved in a faint moan.
51. She heard him moan, low in his throat, a sound somewhere between pain and delight.
52. How can he be gone when there is still so much to moan about?
53. She made a little moan, her head refusing to obey her and tilting back in pleasure at the touch of his hands.
54. When you hear the moan of the rowlocks, do you urge him on like a cox?
55. This time, though, her moan was more of a squeal.
56. He gave a loud moan and with a sudden retch, vomited all over the floor.
57. I feel tears of frustration starting: Little cheat, I moan.
58. No other sound followed - until Gran raised her hands to her cheeks and began to moan softly.
59. Sorry to moan, but we trusted you to write the truth.
60. The wind begins to moan ghoulishly between their blistered tubular legs.