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Definition of complaint
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Complaint
(n.)
Expression
of
grief,
regret,
pain,
censure,
or
resentment;
lamentation;
murmuring;
accusation;
fault-finding..
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Scorbutical
::
Scorbutical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
scurvy;
of the
nature
of, or
resembling,
scurvy;
diseased
with
scurvy;
as, a
scorbutic
person;
scorbutic
complaints
or
symptoms..
Grievance
::
Grievance
(v. t.) A cause of
uneasiness
and
complaint;
a wrong done and
suffered;
that which gives
ground
for
remonstrance
or
resistance,
as
arising
from
injustice,
tyranny,
etc.;
injury..
Grievancer
::
Grievancer
(n.) One who
occasions
a
grievance;
one who gives
ground
for
complaint.
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) That part of the
process
in which the
plaintiff
sets forth in order and at large his cause of
complaint;
the
narration
of the
plaintiff's
case
containing
the
count,
or
counts.
See
Count,
n., 3..
Whimper
::
Whimper
(n.) A low,
whining,
broken
cry; a low,
whining
sound,
expressive
of
complaint
or
grief..
Repine
::
Repine
(v. i.) To
continue
pining;
to feel
inward
discontent
which preys on the
spirits;
to
indulge
in envy or
complaint;
to
murmur.
Lament
::
Lament
(v.) Grief or
sorrow
expressed
in
complaints
or
cries;
lamentation;
a
wailing;
a
moaning;
a
weeping.
Mutter
::
Mutter
(v. i.) To utter words
indistinctly
or with a low voice and lips
partly
closed;
esp., to utter
indistinct
complaints
or angry
expressions;
to
grumble;
to
growl..
Arraignment
::
Arraignment
(n.) The act of
arraigning,
or the state of being
arraigned;
the act of
calling
and
setting
a
prisoner
before
a court to
answer
to an
indictment
or
complaint..
Whine
::
Whine (n.) A
plaintive
tone; the
nasal,
childish
tone of mean
complaint;
mean or
affected
complaint..
Fret
::
Fret (n.)
Agitation
of mind
marked
by
complaint
and
impatience;
disturbance
of
temper;
irritation;
as, he keeps his mind in a
continual
fret..
Plainant
::
Plainant
(n.) One who makes
complaint;
the
plaintiff.
Plaint
::
Plaint
(n.)
Audible
expression
of
sorrow;
lamentation;
complaint;
hence,
a
mournful
song; a
lament..
Complaintful
::
Complaintful
(a.) Full of
complaint.
Heartburn
::
Heartburn
(n.) An
uneasy,
burning
sensation
in the
stomach,
often
attended
with an
inclination
to
vomit.
It is
sometimes
idiopathic,
but is often a
symptom
of often
complaints..
Matter
::
Matter
(n.) That with
regard
to, or about
which,
anything
takes place or is done; the thing aimed at,
treated
of, or
treated;
subject
of
action,
discussion,
consideration,
feeling,
complaint,
legal
action,
or the like;
theme..
Tithingman
::
Tithingman
(n.) A
parish
officer
elected
annually
to
preserve
good order in the
church
during
divine
service,
to make
complaint
of any
disorderly
conduct,
and to
enforce
the
observance
of the
Sabbath..
Grumble
::
Grumble
(v. i.) To
murmur
or
mutter
with
discontent;
to make
ill-natured
complaints
in a low voice and a surly
manner.
Jeremiade
::
"Jeremiade
(n.) A tale of
sorrow,
disappointment,
or
complaint;
a
doleful
story;
a
dolorous
tirade;
--
generally
used
satirically..
Complaint
::
Complaint
(n.) An
ailment
or
disease
of the body.
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