Preposition: about

• lack: Instead of whinging about the lack of a shop who among us would like the work involved in running one.

• thing: It's easy to carp and whinge about things when they go wrong, but we often forget to mention when things go right.

• everything: They want everything to be right and can be heard whinging about everything from sunburn and insect bites to the foreign food.

• something: In fact, he's rarely found to be not whinging about something or other.

Object

• bit: Whinge a bit then step up right to finish - the crux.

• git: The whinging git really doesn't know how lucky he is to get away with an eight month ban.

• day: I was involved in a general whinge the other day, about how jeans don't last as they long as they used to.

• alot: He's also picked up the habbit of moaning & whinging alot if he doesnt get enough attention, its cute but annoying sometimes.

• girl: The whinging girl 's blouse and Arsenal manager had agreed a 3 year 12 million euro deal.

Modifying Another Word

• non-stop: The other talking point, for fans on the Grandstand side anyway, was the non-stop whinging and moaning of Tranmere boss Ray Mathias.

• about: The youngest daughter of the Osbourne dynasty has taken the time out to have another little whinge about how awful her life is.

• always: She always whinging - we have 7 years old son, Ryan.

• still: Even when they emerged from the tunnel, Mick was still whinging.

• much: But you know me, I don't like to whinge too much.

• n't: Australian wine producers do n't whinge about having to compete on an uneven playing field with French wine growers.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Oh well, whinge over - i know what i need to do, just cant seem to do it.

Used with why or when

• when: She is brushed everyday and loves every minute of it - she whinges when the brush goes away!

Present participle complement

• moan: What a whinging moaning bunch of Miss The Boater's you lot are.