intransitive. To weep, cry, lament, grieve; †rarely said of the eyes.

To manifest the combination of bodily symptoms (instinctive cries or moans, sobs, and shedding of tears) which is the natural, audible, and visible…

intransitive. To shed tears, to weep. Obsolete or dialect.

intransitive. To shed tears; to wail. Also transitive: to lament.

intransitive. To weep. Obsolete.

to put one's finger in one's eye and variants: to make oneself (appear to) weep by poking one's eye; to weep, cry, esp. foolishly or ostentatiously…

intransitive. Of a person (or occasionally an animal): to secrete and shed tears (†with eye or at the eyes), esp. because of strong emotion, physical…

intransitive. To weep, to cry.

This passes in later use into: To weep, shed tears; used even where no sound is uttered.

intransitive. To weep.

intransitive. To emit falling or flowing drops; to drip or run (with tears, blood, etc.); to shed tears.

to water one's plants: to shed tears, to weep. Obsolete.

transitive. To display (a look, expression, etc.) of a specified sort, esp. as being expressive of a particular emotion. †to show tears: to weep (obs…

intransitive. To weep, to shed tears. Obsolete.

intransitive. To shed tears; (also) to discharge fluid. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. Originally: †to lament (obsolete); to weep (now rare). In later use: spec. to produce tears or an excessive quantity of tears (as a…

To emit and let fall in drops. absol. To shed tears. Obsolete. rare.

colloquial. intransitive. To weep, cry. Now rare.

†to set up one's pipes: to cry out, shout, yell (obsolete). †to take a pipe (Scottish): to weep, cry (obsolete). to tune one's pipe (Scottish): to…

colloquial. transitive. colloquial (originally Nautical). to pipe one's eye (also eyes): to weep, cry. Cf. to put one's finger in one's eye at eye…

intransitive. To cry, to fret; to whine; to complain, to moan. Frequently with on.

to let fall. To shed (tears).

transferred. Of a person: to make a sound suggestive of the whinnying of a horse, esp. to laugh or (occasionally) cry in this way.

Short for blubber, v. 3, to weep, cry. colloquial.

intransitive. To cry noisily or uncontrollably; to sob, to blubber.

Of a child, etc.: to cry, whimper, howl. Alsoquasi- transitive.

To weep, cry.

intransitive. slang. To weep. Cf. water cart, n. compounds 2. Now rare.