If you've got a whole slew of complaints to get off your chest or requests to make, you've got yourself a litany — a long, drawn-out list.

From Greek origins meaning "entreaty" or "supplication," litany often refers to certain long responsive petitions offered to God, particularly by practitioners of the Christian faith. For some reason, litany is usually used in reference to negative things — such as a litany of complaints or a litany of injuries.

Definitions of litany

n any long and tedious address or recital

“the patient recited a litany of complaints”
“a litany of failures”
Type of:
address, speech
the act of delivering a formal spoken communication to an audience