moan

Students moan and growl and shriek and yawp, as if exorcising demons in a ritualistic ceremony.

“I always find it weird when actors moan about things like this,” he says.

As much as customers love to moan about small, uncomfortable seats, the demand for them is higher than ever.

And the best his Republican opponents can do is moan about Benghazi.

But, generally speaking, businesses scream and moan, react and innovate, and wind up in a better place.

The gnarled hands shut up into clenched fists, and the feeble voice trailed off in an agonized moan.

The old owl no longer hooted, and the water-oaks had ceased to moan as they bent their heads.

Then a moan, then a howl and a shriek arose which reached from group to group, from house to house, from square to forest.

With a low moan her head sunk upon the old man's knee, and she shook and trembled with violent emotion.

"I refuse," she answered, her arms falling, her voice a low moan of the most utter despair.