moan

Meanings

• Verb

  Expressing pain, discomfort, or frustration through a prolonged, low-pitched sound.

  - "After the long hike, she couldn't help but moan in pain."
  - "The patient moaned in agony as the doctor administered the shot."
  - "He moaned and grumbled about the traffic, wishing he could be home already."

• Verb

  Expressing pleasure or enjoyment through a prolonged, low-pitched sound.

  - "The woman moaned in pleasure as her partner's hands explored her body."
  - "The crowd moaned in appreciation as the singer hit the high note."
  - "The dog moaned contentedly as it lay in the sun."

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Pronunciation

1. /moʊn/
   
   
   
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Rhymes

Words rhyming with moan
groan , moaner , roan , rone , tone

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Variants

List of all variants of moan that leads to same result
moan , moans , moaned , moaner , moaners , moaning , have a moan , piss and moan

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

Old English mōnan, related to mōna 'moon'. The sound of moaning may be thought to resemble the sound of the moon.

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Trivia

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1. Moaning is a common sound in nature, produced by animals such as dogs, cats, and even humans.

2. In some cultures, moaning is considered a sign of weakness or lack of control.

3. Moaning is sometimes used as a form of meditation or relaxation technique.

4. Some people believe that moaning can help to release tension and relieve pain.

5. In the medical field, moaning is sometimes used as an indicator of patient comfort or discomfort.

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Related Concepts

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1. groan: A similar sound, often expressing pain or discomfort, but typically shorter and harsher than a moan.

2. sigh: A longer, more drawn-out sound expressing a range of emotions, including sadness, relief, or contentment. Unlike a moan, a sigh is typically not associated with pain or discomfort.

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Culture

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Moaning has been used in various forms of art and literature, particularly in portrayals of pain, pleasure, or frustration. In music, moaning is a common technique used in blues and R&B genres.

How to Memorize "moan"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize the sound of a moan, imagining the physical sensation of making the sound yourself or hearing someone else make it. Try to associate the sound with the emotions or sensations it conveys.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'moan' with the emotions or sensations it conveys, such as pain, pleasure, or frustration. Try to remember the definitions and examples provided in this document.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Create a mnemonic device to help remember the meaning of 'moan'. For example, you could associate the word with the sound of the moon, or remember that it is a sound expressing pain or pleasure.

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