peenge
/piːn(d)ʒ/(also pinge, peenje) Chiefly Scottish and English regional (northern )
verb
[no object] To whine, complain in a whining voice; to mope, fret.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in John Learmont (fl. 1791). Probably an imitative alteration of whinge, after peek, peep, etc.
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- robing room
- robing table
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- Robin Hood bargain
- Robin Hood hat
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- Robin Hoodism
- Robin Hood's hatband
- Robin Hood tale
- Robin Hood tax
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