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Noun(1) informal terms for objecting(2) complaint(3) strong hold
Verb(1) complain(2) pain(3) annoy

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(1) Really, my biggest gripe is the lack of extras on this DVD, especially a commentary track.(2) You gripe under your breath about everything because you're so sensitive.(3) It started to gripe my stomach too.(4) When I brought him home he slept and then he started to cry loudly and I thought he had gripe .(5) Mortgage lenders gripe that conflicting state laws make it tough for them to operate coast to coast.(6) he seized me by the arms with a rude gripe(7) Plenty of time for late night blogging while coping with teething, chronic gripe and insomnia from 4am feeds.(8) If we had a minor gripe it was certainly not with the food but with the service.(9) At present my biggest gripe is the lack of facilities.(10) I still have a gripe with journalists who consistently refuse to refer to documents like those above when constructing their various conspiracy theories.(11) This is not a moan or a gripe but something that's been puzzling me of late.(12) But if the only gripe you can have about watching two discs of soccer highlights is that the music sucks, it's not a bad complaint.(13) Though it seemed a legitimate gripe , complaining did no good.(14) Do we know that there is a possibility, on any terms, of unclasping the firm gripe of this little Hand, which was laid upon me before I came into the world?(15) We, nevertheless, inevitably find things about which to gripe and complain.(16) my only gripe is the size of the page numbers