puling

They wilted in unison, filling the air with a grotesque catlike puling.

Take your puling and squeaking elsewhere, back into your boardroom, perhaps, as it seems that is where you have spent the period of my absence.

Leave this faint puling and lament as I do, In anger, Juno-like.

It is possible that the "paralytic puling" may have been suggested by the "placid purring" of previous satirists.

"Follow that car," giggled Puling.

I am no enaree, Varatesh, no puling, effeminate tribesman peering timidly into the future.

The Dictionary of English History (1884) and subsequent editions (in collaboration with F. S. Puling)

This muffled ululation reminded him of the eerie puling of distant coyotes in a warm desert night even farther in the past than Minette Luckland impaled on the spear of Diana out there in Scottsdale, Arizona.

The puling, puking coward had hidden behind his "hostage" status for over two years, swallowing insults no warrior would let pass . . . and he was armed only with a dagger, while Harnak's sword lay ready on the rotting bed.

A change of pitch, a new excitement in their puling, alerts the doctor to the fact that they are drawing nearer If the scent of blood travels well and quickly on the desert air, these prairie wolves may soon gather beneath the screened window to bay for the dead.

PULING, THE GASJET LIGHTS UP A CRUSHED MAUVE PURPLE SHADE.