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complaintsnounpl. of complaint an expression of dissatisfaction, pain, or resentmenta warning that if there were any more complaints, we were turning around and not going to the beach after all beefs, bitches, bleats, carps, fusses, grievances, gripes, grouches, grouses, grumbles, hollers, kvetches, laments, misereres, moans, murmurs, plaints, squawks, wails, whimpers, whines, whinges(British), yammers challenges, demurs, expostulations, kicks, niggles(chiefly British), objections, protests, quibbles, remonstrances, stinks commendations, compliments, plauditsacclaim, applauses, praisesapprovals, endorsements(also indorsements), sanctions a feeling or declaration of disapproval or dissentthe condo development proceeded despite the complaints of the neighborhood residents challenges, demurrals, demurrers, demurs, difficulties, exceptions, expostulations, fusses, kicks, objections, protests, questions, remonstrances, stinks compunctions, doubts, misgivings, qualms, scruplesmisunderstandingscavils, niggles(chiefly British), quibblesarguments, conflicts, debates, disputes, dissents, hassles, quarrels, squabbles, staticscensures, criticismsdefiances, disobediences, rebellionsdistrusts, dubieties, dubitations(archaic), incertitudes, indeterminations, misdoubts, mistrusts, reservations, skepticisms, suspicions, uncertaintiesreluctances approvals, sanctionsacceptances, acquiescences, agreements, assentscompliances, obediences a formal claim of criminal wrongdoing against a personfiled a complaint in court charges, counts, indictments, raps accusations, allegations, pleascriminationscounteraccusations(or counter-accusations), countercharges(or counter-charges)arraignments, impeachmentsimplications, imputations, innuendos(or innuendoes), insinuationscensures, condemnations, denunciationsincriminations, recriminations an abnormal state that disrupts a plant's or animal's normal bodily functioningtakes a slew of medicines for his many complaints affections, ailments, ails, bugs, complications, conditions, diseases, disorders, distemperatures, distempers, fevers, illnesses, ills, infirmities, maladies, sicknesses, troubles contagions, contagious diseasescontagia, infectionsattacks, bouts, fits, spellsdebilities, decrepitudes, weaknessesmalaises, matters, pipsepidemics, pestilences, pests, plagues |