Clamour, shouting; (as a count noun) a shout, an outcry. Also: the cry of an animal.

Outcry, clamour; cries of distress or lamentation.

Weeping, lamentation; also, a cry of sorrow.

An act, or the action, of ‘yammering’; a cry of lamentation, a wail; a loud outcry, shout, yell; lamentation, complaint, querulous utterance.

A resonant or affecting lamentation. Also figurative.

A howl or wail; a cry of lamentation.

A loud wail or outcry of pain or anguish; a savage yell of rage or disappointment. (Often used contemptuously.)

A cry, lamentation, wail.

transferred. A sound resembling a knell; a doleful cry, dirge, etc.

An utterance of ‘pillaloo’; a cry of distress, a howl. Hence: an outcry, a noisy disturbance or altercation; uproar.

A cry or song of lamentation; an outcry, uproar, hubbub. Also as int. v.intransitive. Cf. pillaloo, int. n.

A cry of lamentation, a wail; spec. a funeral lament. Also as int.

A wailing cry; a wail of lamentation.

A cry of pain or grief, esp. if loud and prolonged.