intr.v. Scots, girned, girn·ing, girns.
- To complain in a whining voice.
- To contort one's face; grimace.
[Middle English girnen, variant of grinnen, grennan. See grin.]
girn girn n.
girn
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girn (gûrn) 
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intr.v. Scots, girned, girn·ing, girns.
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