groan with (something)
groan with (something)
To utter a groan for a particular reason (stated after "with"). The patient groaned with discomfort as the doctor examined his injured leg.
See also: groan
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
groan with something
to groan because of something, such as pain. She groaned with pain, but no one helped her. I think the old man was groaning with boredom more than anything else.
See also: groan
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- groan with
- groan box
- groan out
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- shaggy dog story
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- play on words
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