whinney

• I've always thought Jeff Garcia was a whinney little bi***. —  The Phinsider
• For instance, there's often a distinct bellow that accompanies a huge, tournament-saving double up, just like there's an special kind of whinney that attends a particularly brutal outdraw. —  PokerStars Poker Blog
• The time has come to quit being a nation of whinney, selfish, self centered, grumbling people and pull together to strengthen our great nation. —  Cafferty File
• The soft nose doesn't seek its neighbor's neck, there is no resting of chin on friendly withers while half-closed eyes see visions of cool shades, running brooks, and knee-deep clover; and the urgent whinney which called one to the other and told of loneliness when separated is no longer heard. —  The Fat of the Land The Story of an American Farm
• You miss a good deal, Bucephalus; smoking is an evil habit only to those who have not learned to smoke The animal replied with a low whinney, and Maurice, believing that the horse had given an ear to his monologue, laughed. —  The Puppet Crown

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