moan
A sound of distress or pleasure that is easy to hear.
A sound of distress or pleasure that is low in pitch.
A sound of distress or pleasure that is strong and low in pitch.
A sound of distress or pleasure that is not loud.
A barely audible sound of distress or pleasure.
A small, quiet sound of distress or pleasure.
A quiet and unclear sound of distress or pleasure.
To complain continuously and tediously.
To moan in a way that is easy to hear.
To moan in a gentle, quiet way.
To moan in a way that is not loud.
Specifies the emotion or reason for the moan.
Indicates the action was accompanied by a moan.
Used to describe an involuntary moaning sound leaving someone.
Used to describe the origin of a moaning sound.
A literary expression for the sound of strong wind.
To complain a lot or make sounds of pain/displeasure.
To produce a sound of moaning.
To release a sound of moaning, often involuntarily.
To produce a sound of moaning.
To perceive the sound of someone moaning.
To prevent oneself from moaning.
To consciously stop oneself from moaning.
To complain about a particular subject.
To complain to a person, seeking sympathy or a listener.
To direct one's complaints towards a person.
To moan because of a physical or emotional cause like pain.
To moan as a result of a strong emotion like despair or pain.