Cry Synonyms and Antonyms
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A loud utterance
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- yell
- outcry
- exclamation
- vociferation
- clamor
- ejaculation
- call
- acclamation
- scream
- howl
- shriek
- halloo
- shout
- whoop
- wail
- yawp
- squall
- yammer
- groan
- moan
- bellow
- cri-de-coeur
- deploration
- bawl
- holler
- uproar
- hoot: crying
- roar
- battle cry
- lachrymation
- war cry
- lacrimation
- hurrah
- lamentation
- hullabaloo
- mewl
- cheer
- huzza
- unlike
- plaint whimpering
- dissimilar
- proclamation
- remote
- shibboleth
- slogan
- ululation
- tearfulness
- weeping
- yoicks
- weepiness
To shed tears
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- bawl
- call
- weep
- shout
- squall
- blubber
- bellow
- yell
- bewail
- howl
- keen
- moan
- complain
- clamor
- lament
- sob
- caterwaul
- snivel
- fret
- groan
- wail
- whimper
- boohoo
- mewl
- whine
- pule
- ululate
- holler
- vociferate
- yammer
- scream
- bluster
- bemoan
- acclamation
- advertise
- weep over
- bark
- deplore
- blame
- sorrow
- grieve
- boo
- halloo
- broadcast
- cackle
- caw
- burst-into-tears
- dissolve in tears
- coo
- demand
- ejaculate
- roar
- exclaim
- hawk
- sniffle
- hoot
- break down
- shout-out
- hurrah
- choke-up
- hype
- cry-one-s-eyes-out
- lamentation
- meow
- take on
- ouch
- plead
- whoop
- give way to tears
- proclaim
- protest
- turn on the waterworks
- puff
- rage
- yawp
- rumor
- screech
- shriek
- sound
- squeal
- tears
- utter
- vogue
- yelp
- hollo
A fit of weeping
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- sobbing
- wailing
- weeping
- lamentation
- lament
- bawling
- bewailing
- blubbering
- bawl
- shedding tears
- sorrowing
- mourning
- tear
- whimpering
- ululation
- plaint
- the blues
- lachryma
- lachrymosity
A characteristic call
(Noun)
The act of demanding
(Noun)
Synonyms:
Proclaim or announce in public
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- blazon out
Synonyms:
- lachrymal
- lachrymatory
- lachrymose
- lacrimal
- lacrimatory
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