There's no stopping that critic's whinge.
Your whinge lacks merit.
whinge = to complain
"Whinge" is not slang, it is an English word meaning "to complain or whine", usually for a trivial issue.
Fringe, syringe, impinge, binge, whinge
grouse, complain, whine, whinge, complaint, issue, moan
complain, moan, gripe, whinge, carp, whine, grouse, bleat
To "grizzle" means to complain and whinge, in a particularly irritating and persistent way.
The message board was forced to relocate due to yet another unfortunate cybercrash. It is now at http://debunkandwhinge.boardhost.com/index.php
Mum and Dad work and maintain the home. Kids whinge and moan about being bored and generally do nothing to be helpful.
July 2010: The message board smelly little orthodoxies, formerly debunk and whinge, is alive and well but IDP free (the host) is not. Schadenfreude is looking for a new board host and the board will be up and running as soon as he finds one. In the meantime, email Schadey or, if you don't have Schadey's email, email quitaque11@aol.com if you want to be notified when the new board gets up and running. Okay, here's the new board address. Schadey has gone back to the original name, Debunk and Whinge. See you there! http://debunkandwhinge.boardhost.com/index.php
Depending on your age this is either: - homework time - television time - pub time or, whinge about life during the war (over 80s only)
If you are doing the SMH crossword the answer you're after is butterfly effect. I'm stumped for the answer to the clue, whinge. The answer is bellyache.
From the Scrabble dictionary: avenge blunge change cringe flange fringe grange grunge lounge orange plunge sponge swinge twinge whinge