To feel or express sorrow, sadness, or regret; to grieve, to mourn. intransitive. Without construction.

intransitive. To lament, mourn; to complain. Of an animal: to utter a mournful sound. Now rare.

To sorrow or grieve. Obsolete.

spec. To lament or grieve over a death. intransitive. To lament the death of someone. Also with about, after, for, †upon. Also figurative.

transitive. To grieve over, be sorry for; to repent of. Also occasionally intransitive.

to make sorrow: to express grief, to mourn; to weep. Obsolete.

Mental suffering or distress; pining, longing, sorrow, grief. Also an instance of this. Obsolete.

intransitive or with subordinate clause. To lament, grieve.

intransitive. To give expression to sorrow, grief, etc.; to complain of a (source of) grief or sorrow; to weep, lament. Cf. complain, v. 3a. Now…

intransitive. To lament, grieve. Frequently with of, for, over. Now chiefly Scottish and poetic.

intransitive. To express pain or sorrow by prolonged piteous cries. Often with reference to funeral lamentations.

intransitive. To wail with sorrow or grief, lament; (also) to feel sorrow, be sorrowful.

intransitive. To give expression to sorrow; to make moan, lament. Const. to, unto another, for an object. Obsolete.

to make syte: to express grief; to mourn, lament.

intransitive. To grieve, mourn. Also in vbl._n.

intransitive. To express (also, simply, to feel) profound grief; to mourn passionately. Const. for, over, rarely after; also with indirect passive.

intransitive. To mourn, lament.

intransitive. To lament; to mourn.

In phrases. to sing sol-fa, sorrow, woe, to lament.

To sorrow greatly, grieve, lament. Obsolete.

intransitive. To show, express, or be affected by passion or deep feeling. Formerly esp.: to grieve. Also with infinitive. Now rare.

intransitive. To lament, mourn. Now rare or Obsolete.

intransitive. To say or cry ‘ochone’; to complain or lament.

intransitive. To compose or perform poetry or songs; to lament. Also transitive: to compose (poetry, a lament, etc.).