sniveller BrE
sniveler AmE

"I tell you, stranger, that you shall marry the girl, and this sniveller must marry you.

'Well, you find him, sniveller,' said the Orc-chief.

I've got a reputation around here, and it's not as a sniveler."

You chose to act, not as an Eternal, but as a sniveler.

He had always relied on himself and had never been a sniveler after the ineffable.

"Listen, kid, my sister highly recommends a good cry, and she'd deck you for calling her a sniveler."

He's the tallest sniveler of them all.

Role-playing elements, such as the Sniveler, where the player, if they are in the losing position, must whine to the other players to gain benefits.

"Stop being such a sniveler.

"No-no-" Blade bared his strong white teeth at the sniveler.

Let me get closer-" "What a sniveler you are!"

You little foul sniveler!

"She is no sniveler.

A fool should never be allowed to live; and this sniveler had been a fool to play a double game as Lord Spiritual.

The latest is a jellyfish by the name of Peter Flick, a coward and a sniveler of the worst sort.

Or, as Melissa Holbrook Pierson foretells, you might call her a sniveler.

"Little sniveler," added Halsall.

"I'm not a sniveler."

He's a sniveler, a whiner, Treesa.

The meanest man of all the worlds was Peter Feeney - a low-down sniveler, a weak man.

This little coward, that fat sniveler, all these regiments of puny cravens . . . There was a lot of that.

Ruriko is the unhappy bearer of the nickname 'Rurippe' (pronounced "RU-RI-PE"), which holds no real meaning except that Shun relates it to her childhood appearance as a sniveler (or one who always has a runny nose).