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Whining is defined as using a high-pitched, intentionally annoying, voice to express dissatisfaction or to complain. A child in the back seat saying over and over are we theeeeeeeeeerrrrrreeeee yeeeeeet? is an example of whining.
When you whine, you complain in a pitiful, annoying way. Your younger sister will whine if your piece of cake is bigger than hers. Whine is both a noun and a verb. Kids tend to cry or even yell when they whine, though most adults settle for constant griping and an unwillingness to let it go already.