Crying

What do we mean by crying?

Demanding or requiring action or attention. adjective

Abominable; reprehensible. adjective

Demanding attention or remedy; notorious; unendurable.

Melancholy; lamenting.

Calling for notice; compelling attention; notorious; heinous. adjective

That demands action or attention. adjective

That deserves rebuke or censure. adjective

Action of the verb to cry. noun

Present participle of cry. verb

The process of shedding tears (usually accompanied by sobs or other inarticulate sounds) noun

Demanding attention adjective

Conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible adjective

To shed tears; to weep.

To utter loudly; to call out; to declare publicly.

To shout, scream, yell.

To utter inarticulate sounds, as animals do.

To cause to do something, or bring to some state, by crying or weeping.

To make oral and public proclamation of; to notify or advertise by outcry, especially things lost or found, goods to be sold, etc.

Hence, to publish the banns of, as for marriage.

Words that are spelled similarly to crying:
crying, trying, drying, prying, cring, frying, scrying, coying, wrying.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word crying:
hysterically, comforts, laughing, screaming, nut, tears, shame, cries, loud, cry, babies, infants, baby, sad, comfort, infant, wolf, freeman, asks, upset, tells, rain, emotional, sleep, sees, joy, asking, wilderness, feeling, bed, dying, lying, pain, telling, tries, says, lot, seeing, wants, goes, your, breaks, knows, everyone, happened, why, waiting, suddenly, herself, you, chapel, girl, saying, eyes, mother, thinking, boy, happy, room, looks.

Words that rhyme with crying:
underlying, trying, flying, edifying, gratifying, outlying, terrifying, kiang, spying, undying, satisfying, stultifying, identifying, drying, prying, qualifying, defying, belying, horrifying, applying, mystifying, giing, electrifying, clarifying, frying, unifying, implying, verifying, overlying, denying, plying, skying, complying, decrying, occupying, disqualifying, relying, signifying, supplying, allying, hying, amplifying, scrying, hsiang, magnifying, purifying, stying, modifying, notifying, justifying, multiplying, fortifying, classifying, gentrifying, rectifying, codifying, ratifying, exemplifying, falsifying, specifying, testifying, replying, solidifying, personifying, intensifying, qiang, simplifying, nullifying, diversifying, highflying, unsatisfying, certifying, glorifying, quantifying, speechifying, indemnifying, stunt flying, overflying, retrying, misidentifying, oversimplifying, installment buying, misapplying, mummifying, instrument flying, catalog buying, reclassifying, apply ing, blowdrying, buy ing, chi hung, cry ing, dry ing, fly ing, guy hung, identify ing, kwai hing, satisfy ing, semidrying, sky hung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe crying:
one, infant, excessive, coral, red, strange, shrill, stop, deep, fortnight, agitated, sound, broad, baby, odd, distress, differential, doleful, more.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective crying:
time, wolf, shame, womb.

Consonant match to crying:
crowing, crewing, crew hung, cry ing.

Words that sound like crying:
crying, crowing, crewing, currying, cryan, kerning, cursing, curling, curving, cring, kring, scrying, cry on, curding, growing, graying, greying, cryal, korean, creon, cryo-, kerwin, kirwin, crime, craving, crashing, crayon, cracking, cruising, creeping, crawling, crossing, crushing, carrying, screwing, crim, caressing, creaking, croaking, cramming, curtin, crowding, crowning, creaming, cropping, crouching, cooing, scurrying, crapping, crooning, creasing, crazing, corroding, curbing, crabbing, carousing, cryo, cawing, careening, crine, carolling, keying, queuing, accruing, coing, crin, craping, curlin, crating, curvin, krim, cowing, queueing, craning, crooking, cribbing, cuing, cueing, crumbing, krang, kervin, criming, crimm, crocking, careering, kerching, crutching, corralling, crang, chroming, kerlin, koing, coying, crym, cricking, kryo, krym, kirvin, gurning, arrowing.