noun

bellyaching

Bellyaching (noun) means Persistent complaining, often over minor issues. Example: “Enough bellyaching — let’s just fix the problem.”

noun

Persistent complaining, often over minor issues.

"Enough bellyaching — let’s just fix the problem."

How to use bellyaching

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishWhining or grumbling, usually about something trivial.

When to use it

Informal; carries a slightly dismissive tone toward the complainer.

bellyachings plural

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Enough _____ — let’s just fix the problem.

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What does “bellyaching” mean?

The word “bellyaching” means persistent complaining, often over minor issues. In plain terms, whining or grumbling, usually about something trivial.

How do you use “bellyaching” in a sentence?

Here is “bellyaching” used in a sentence: “Enough bellyaching — let’s just fix the problem.”

What part of speech is “bellyaching”?

“Bellyaching” is a noun.

What is the meaning of bellyaching?

"bellyaching" (noun) means persistent complaining, often over minor issues.