Examples of 'groans' in a sentence
Meaning of "groans"
A groan is a deep sound made by someone who is in pain, discomfort, or unhappiness
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- plural of groan
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of groan
How to use "groans" in a sentence
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It helps when somebody groans for you.
Groans she may not have to.
Man continues speaking and stone groans.
The ship groans and quivers.
Groans cat purrs and meows.
Creaks and groans like a ghost.
Groans get ready for some stuff on a screen.
Spirit himself intercedes for us through wordless groans.
The groans are coming more quickly.
They have heard too many groans to bother.
Only groans with a sternal rub.
I am tired of hearing about your moans and groans.
You groans a lot for such a small person.
I have not art to reckon my groans.
Screams and groans were coming from the pits.
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Both continue speaking indistinctly groans.
Groans let me help you out.
The doctor groans in pain.
Groans and cries out.
Auguste groans then grunts.
Groans both breathing heavily.
Rhinoceroses groans then growls.
Groans get out of my ear.
No woman groans like that.
Groans get it down there.
Grunts and groans panting.
Groans theme music playing.
Inhales deeply groans softly.
Man groans singing continues.
Sewing machine cranking groans.
Bret groans and pants.
Inhales deeply and groans.
Paul groans and moans.
She moans and groans.
Tiger groans and thuds.
Bret grunts and groans.
Gideon groans and coughs.
Commodore grunts and groans.
Emily groans and shudders.
Cop screams and groans.
Tiger groans and moans.
Michael gasps and groans.
Hunter groans door slams.
Gordon shouts and groans.
Groans sears was right.
Pestilence screams then groans.
Groans train whistle blowing.
A man giggles and groans.
My groans pour like water.
Diggity whimpers and groans.
