English to Latin Meaning of groats

Groats :

noun

Groats :: Anaxarchus,

← Groan

grocer →

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Definitions of groats in English

Noun(1) an utterance expressing pain or disapproval
Verb(1) indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure

Examples of groats in English

(1) He let a low groan escape his lips.(2) Kyle doubled over in pain with a loud groan , holding his abdomen.(3) Will gave a low groan of pleasure and Agatha smiled against his lips.(4) My hips pressed closer to him, and a slight groan escaped from deep within my throat.(5) Without warning, another shot rings out, followed by a deep groan .(6) He suppressed a groan of disappointment and sighed instead.(7) There was a distinct groan as the hinges protested and a loud bang as the doors swung fully open.(8) Well, you can bitch, gripe, moan, groan , whine, cry and complain all you want.(9) National members can whinge, whine, moan, and groan , but in the end, people are better off after 6 years of this Government.(10) James slumped back into his chair, making it groan and bulge(11) tables groan with joints of venison(12) The ship came to rest with a groan and the familiar sound of a powering-down engine.(13) Felix sat up with a groan , as the pain in his shoulder shot through his body.(14) the protesting groan of timbers(15) Two thirds of the class emitted a collective groan of dismay.(16) Rupert rubbed his face, letting out a low groan of pain.

(1) to groan ::

gemere

(2) moan and groan ::

virorum gementium et dolentium

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