Definition of moany in English:

moany

adjectivemoanier, moaniest ˈməʊniˈmoʊni

British informal

Tending to grumble or complain, typically about trivial issues.
they came across as a moany, joyless bunch
I don't want to get a reputation for being moany
Example sentencesExamples
- It was introspective, moany and self-indulgent.
- Fifteen-year-olds are society's most belittled demographic group: largely dismissed as grumpy, hoody and moany.
- Now I don't want you thinking I am some kind of moany Englander who can't live without their fish and chips, because that really is not the case.
- "At the start, some more than others were a little moany; I mean we had one cast member who wanted to leave the day he got there."
- How tedious and teenage of my brain to come up with such moany nonsense.
- But before this all gets too moany, I would like to say that I love what I do.
- He said that when I'm not in the side and scoring, I'm the moaniest guy he's ever met, and I wasn't surprised by that.
- This phrase is intoned in exactly the same exasperated moany, whingy way, no matter what the state of play.
- To recap: my thesis was that Spurs fans are moanier because they suffer from 'Massive Club Syndrome'.
- Sorry for being moany.
- Anyway, that's my little moany rant out of the way for today.
- I think they'd say I was a miserable moany old git at the best of times.
- Because of playing with them I'm probably one of the moaniest players in the team now.
- My friends tell me I get a bit moany sometimes, but venting is important: it gets stuff out of your system.

Definition of moany in US English:

moany

adjectiveˈmōnēˈmoʊni

British informal

Tending to grumble or complain, typically about trivial issues.
they came across as a moany, joyless bunch
I don't want to get a reputation for being moany
Example sentencesExamples
- This phrase is intoned in exactly the same exasperated moany, whingy way, no matter what the state of play.
- Sorry for being moany.
- To recap: my thesis was that Spurs fans are moanier because they suffer from 'Massive Club Syndrome'.
- But before this all gets too moany, I would like to say that I love what I do.
- Anyway, that's my little moany rant out of the way for today.
- My friends tell me I get a bit moany sometimes, but venting is important: it gets stuff out of your system.
- Because of playing with them I'm probably one of the moaniest players in the team now.
- How tedious and teenage of my brain to come up with such moany nonsense.
- He said that when I'm not in the side and scoring, I'm the moaniest guy he's ever met, and I wasn't surprised by that.
- Now I don't want you thinking I am some kind of moany Englander who can't live without their fish and chips, because that really is not the case.
- I think they'd say I was a miserable moany old git at the best of times.
- It was introspective, moany and self-indulgent.
- Fifteen-year-olds are society's most belittled demographic group: largely dismissed as grumpy, hoody and moany.
- "At the start, some more than others were a little moany; I mean we had one cast member who wanted to leave the day he got there."

词汇	moany
释义	Definition of moany in English: moany adjectivemoanier, moaniest ˈməʊniˈmoʊni British informal Tending to grumble or complain, typically about trivial issues. they came across as a moany, joyless bunch I don't want to get a reputation for being moany Example sentencesExamples It was introspective, moany and self-indulgent. Fifteen-year-olds are society's most belittled demographic group: largely dismissed as grumpy, hoody and moany. Now I don't want you thinking I am some kind of moany Englander who can't live without their fish and chips, because that really is not the case. "At the start, some more than others were a little moany; I mean we had one cast member who wanted to leave the day he got there." How tedious and teenage of my brain to come up with such moany nonsense. But before this all gets too moany, I would like to say that I love what I do. He said that when I'm not in the side and scoring, I'm the moaniest guy he's ever met, and I wasn't surprised by that. This phrase is intoned in exactly the same exasperated moany, whingy way, no matter what the state of play. To recap: my thesis was that Spurs fans are moanier because they suffer from 'Massive Club Syndrome'. Sorry for being moany. Anyway, that's my little moany rant out of the way for today. I think they'd say I was a miserable moany old git at the best of times. Because of playing with them I'm probably one of the moaniest players in the team now. My friends tell me I get a bit moany sometimes, but venting is important: it gets stuff out of your system. Definition of moany in US English: moany adjectiveˈmōnēˈmoʊni British informal Tending to grumble or complain, typically about trivial issues. they came across as a moany, joyless bunch I don't want to get a reputation for being moany Example sentencesExamples This phrase is intoned in exactly the same exasperated moany, whingy way, no matter what the state of play. Sorry for being moany. To recap: my thesis was that Spurs fans are moanier because they suffer from 'Massive Club Syndrome'. But before this all gets too moany, I would like to say that I love what I do. Anyway, that's my little moany rant out of the way for today. My friends tell me I get a bit moany sometimes, but venting is important: it gets stuff out of your system. Because of playing with them I'm probably one of the moaniest players in the team now. How tedious and teenage of my brain to come up with such moany nonsense. He said that when I'm not in the side and scoring, I'm the moaniest guy he's ever met, and I wasn't surprised by that. Now I don't want you thinking I am some kind of moany Englander who can't live without their fish and chips, because that really is not the case. I think they'd say I was a miserable moany old git at the best of times. It was introspective, moany and self-indulgent. Fifteen-year-olds are society's most belittled demographic group: largely dismissed as grumpy, hoody and moany. "At the start, some more than others were a little moany; I mean we had one cast member who wanted to leave the day he got there."
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