Utterance of sorrow; lamentation, mourning. clothing of care: mourning-dress. Obsolete.

The action of sorrow, v.; mourning, lamentation; an instance of this.

The action of mean, v.2; moaning, lamentation.

Lamentation, complaint; an instance of this. Frequently in to make (one's) moan: to lament, grieve, complain. Also in extended use. Now chiefly Sc…

The action of feeling or expressing sorrow, grief, or regret; sorrowing, lamentation; an instance of this.

The action or an act of plaining; audible expression of sorrow; (also) such an expression in verse or song, a lament. Chiefly poetic after 17th cent.

Sorrow, grief, distress; lamentation. Obsolete.

Lamentation.

A lament or complaint; a mournful sound. Now chiefly in to make mean, to make a (also one's) mean. Cf. moan, n. 1a.

The outward expression or demonstration of grief; the action or an act of lamenting or mourning; weeping. Later chiefly poetic and literary (in sin…

The expression of sorrow or grief; mourning, weeping, lamentation; chiefly in to make dole, to lament, mourn.

The expressing of grief, sorrow, or dissatisfaction; a lamentation, a complaint. Also figurative: a mournful or plaintive sound.

Lamentation, mourning. Often in to make woe. Obsolete.

The outward expression of grief; lamentation, mourning. to make dolour, to lament, mourn. Obsolete.

Sorrow, grief, mourning; a lament, a complaint. Also (in extended use): a murmuring sound. to make (a) mourn: to lament, sorrow.

The action of lamenting something; lamentation; an instance of this. Cf. wayment, n., waymentation, n.

Pain, suffering, affliction, sorrow (often with allusion to sense 1a). Now only in weakened (usually ironic) use.

The action of complaining; the utterance of grief, lamentation, grieving.

The action of lamenting; the passionate or demonstrative expression of grief; mourning; in weakened sense, regret.

The action of complain, v.; plaint, complaint.

The action of moan, v. (in various senses); an instance of this.

Lamentation.

Lamentation, wailing; mourning; grief. Cf. waymentation, n.

Lamentation, wailing; mourning; grief. Also: an instance of this. Cf. wayment, n., waymenting, n.

Grief, mourning; = dole, n.2

Lamentation, mourning.

A cry, a complaint, a lament; complaining, lamentation.

Expression of grief, distress, or sorrow; lamentation. Also: an instance of this. Cf. regret, n. 1.

Complaining, complaint.

The expression of grief, distress, or sorrow; lamentation; an instance of this (chiefly in plural). Cf. regrate, n.2 1. Obsolete.

The action of lament, v.; lamentation.

Plaintive utterance; complaining, complaint.

The action of deploring; lamentation.

The act of deploring; lamentation.

Sorrowing, bewailing, lamentation. Obsolete.

Deploring; lamentation. Obsolete. rare.

Mental or emotional disturbance; a state of agitation, worry, or concern; a ‘flap’.

The action of moaning or lamenting; lamentation.

Mourning, expression of grief.