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Noun: bleat  bleet
  1. The sound of sheep or goats (or any sound resembling this)
    "The bleat of the lost lamb guided the shepherd to its location"
Verb: bleat  bleet
  1. Talk whiningly
    "The child bleated about wanting more candy"; "He bleated his complaints to anyone who would listen"
     
  2. Cry plaintively
    "The lambs were bleating";
    - blat [N. Amer, informal], baa

Derived forms: bleats, bleating, bleated

Type of: complain, cry, emit, kick [informal], kvetch [N. Amer, informal], let loose, let out, moan, plain [archaic], sound off, utter

Encyclopedia: Bleat