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girn
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girn  (gûrn)
intr.v. girned, girn·ing, girns Scots
1. To complain in a whining voice.
2. To contort one's face; grimace.

[Middle English girnen, variant of grinnen, grennan; see grin.]

girn n.

girn [gərn gɜːn]
vb (intr) Scot and northern English dialect
1. to snarl
2. to grimace; pull grotesque faces
3. to complain fretfully or peevishly
[a variant of grin]


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Boys are the biggest girns you will ever come across, '' says Glasgow-based gender psychologist Dr Jack Boyle, adding: ''But rather than being made to feel ashamed, they should be encouraged to express their feelings and fears.
The left -wing Mr Canavan is in that well-worn word a maverick who girns and whines in favour of his favourite causes.
BOYS DON'T CRY "Boys are the biggest girns you will ever come across," says gender psychologist Dr Jack Boyle.
 
 
 
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