What is another word for griping ?

Present participle for to complain or express discontent in a wearisome manner

criticizing^US

sniveling^US

snivelling^UK

finding fault

expressing disagreement with

criticising^UK

expressing disapproval

kicking up a fuss about

kicking up a stink about

expressing disagreement

recriminating

lodging a protest against

expressing disapproval of

raising objections to

blaming

taking issue with

taking a stand against

quarrelling^UK

quarreling^US

objecting strongly to

frowning upon

squabbling

complaining vociferously about

talking under your breath

moaning and groaning

casting aspersions on

doing a hatchet job on

roasting

vilifying

harassing

having a running nose

expressing objections

expressing objections to

remonstrating against

jumping down one's throat

bellyaching about

complaining vehemently about

expressing opposition

taking up the cudgels

having a problem with

baulking^UK

balking^US

keeping complaining to

raising objection

railing against

giving someone a hard time

working on

taking it out on

breathing down someone's neck

bending someone's ear

expressing regret about

agonizing^US

agonising^UK

expressing sorrow about

shedding tears over

eating one's heart out

turning on waterworks

crying over spilled milk

crying over spilt milk

turning on the waterworks

eating your heart out

eating heart out

feeling sad

expressing sorrow for

expressing woe for

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Verb

giving someone a hard time

Present participle for to cause sudden intense pain in the bowels

rubbing up the wrong way

giving someone the hump

getting on your nerves

making someone see red

rubbing the wrong way

driving to distraction

driving crazy

teeing off

agitating

getting on one's nerves

bedeviling^US

bedevilling^UK

making cross

grating on

getting one's goat

driving round the twist

driving round the bend

giving someone the pip

getting under one's skin

putting your back up

getting under skin

getting on your wick

getting your goat

rubbing you up the wrong way

getting on somebody's nerves

putting someone's nose out of joint

getting under your skin

sticking in one's craw

driving bananas

getting on nerves

eating away at

setting one's teeth on edge

ruffling one's feathers

trying the patience of

putting your nose out of joint

setting your teeth on edge

trying one's patience

rubbing one the wrong way

tantalising^UK

tantalizing^US

driving you up the wall

getting your dander up

getting your hackles up

making someone's blood boil

making someone's hackles rise

trying someone's patience

getting on someone's nerves

getting on someone's wick

getting someone's back up

ruffling someone's feathers

getting someone

getting up someone's nose

getting under someone's skin

getting someone's goat

getting across someone

putting on the spot

breathing down someone's neck

bending someone's ear

getting a rise out of

upsetting the apple cart

victimizing^US

terrorizing^US

putting someone off their stroke

putting into a flap

rattling one's cage

throwing into tizzy

causing someone to lose their composure

victimising^UK

terrorising^UK

making it hot for someone

sticking the knife into

making things hot for someone

singling out

getting the knife into

getting in one's hair

turning off

prodding

getting in someone's hair

putting someone's back up

making your blood boil

working on

hitting where one lives

rattling someone's cage

getting up your nose

firing up

getting someone's dander up

running up the wrong way

jangling

setting someone's teeth on edge

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Verb

Present participle for to take a tight hold of

Verb

Present participle for be silent, morose, and bad-tempered out of annoyance or disappointment

Adjective

Inclined to express negative or disapproving comments

criticising^UK

criticizing^US

unfavorable^US

straight from the shoulder

libellous^UK

libelous^US

minimizing^US

minimising^UK

dishonoring^US

libeling^US

libelling^UK

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Adjective

with a chip on your shoulder

Angry or dissatisfied

fed up to the back teeth

sniveling^US

snivelling^UK

ill-humored^US

carrying a chip on your shoulder

victimised^UK

victimized^US

with a chip on one's shoulder

with chip on shoulder

have had a basinful of

have had it up to here with

have had something up to here

baulked^UK

balked^US

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Adjective

Having or showing a tendency to be easily annoyed or angered

having got out of bed the wrong side

ill-humored^US

having got out of bed on the wrong side

as cross as two sticks

like a bear with a sore head

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Noun

A feeble or petulant complaint