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Piss and moan; whine; from the Yiddish; a person who habitually kvetches (usually used for females) I got tired of her kvetching about my driving, so I opened the car door and pushed her out.
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| 2. | kvetch | ||
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Yiddish. a lesser form of complaining. never done with that well-known whiny voice of complaint. oy gevalt, what a day. mind if I kvetch a little?
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| 3. | kvetch | ||
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To complain, from Yiddish 'kvetshn' meaning to squeeze, to complain. Originally 'quetzen,' High German, meaning to squeeze.
Also as a noun for being a complainer. "You'd better not kvetch, or eat chozzerai, You'd better not greps, I'm telling you why... Yenta Claus in coming to town!"
Ba humbug! Ebenezer is such a "kvetch." He refuses to allow the children a little fun! |
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| 4. | kvetch | ||
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the yiddish way to say complaining bitch Shut up and stop whining you kvetch!!
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