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SOB

S0522700 (ĕs′ō-bē′)n. Vulgar A son of a bitch.

sob

S0522600 (sŏb)v. sobbed, sob·bing, sobs v.intr.1. To weep aloud with convulsive gasping; cry uncontrollably. See Synonyms at cry.2. To make a sound resembling that of loud weeping.v.tr.1. To utter with sobs.2. To put or bring (oneself) into a specified condition by sobbing: sob oneself to sleep.n. The act or sound of sobbing.
[Middle English sobben, perhaps of Low German origin.]
sob′bing·ly adv.

sob

(sɒb) vb, sobs, sobbing or sobbed1. (Physiology) (intr) to weep with convulsive gasps2. (tr) to utter with sobs3. to cause (oneself) to be in a specified state by sobbing: to sob oneself to sleep. n (Physiology) a convulsive gasp made in weeping[C12: probably from Low German; compare Dutch sabben to suck] ˈsobber n ˈsobbing n, adj

sob

(sɒb)

v. sobbed, sob•bing,
n. v.i. 1. to weep with a convulsive catching of the breath. 2. to make a sound resembling this. v.t. 3. to utter with sobs. 4. to put, send, etc., by sobbing or with sobs: to sob oneself to sleep. n. 5. the act of sobbing. 6. any sound suggesting this. [1200–50; Middle English sobben]

S.O.B.

or SOB,


(sometimes l.c.) Slang. son of a bitch.

sob


Past participle: sobbed
Gerund: sobbing
Imperative
sob
sob
Present
I sob
you sob
he/she/it sobs
we sob
you sob
they sob
Preterite
I sobbed
you sobbed
he/she/it sobbed
we sobbed
you sobbed
they sobbed
Present Continuous
I am sobbing
you are sobbing
he/she/it is sobbing
we are sobbing
you are sobbing
they are sobbing
Present Perfect
I have sobbed
you have sobbed
he/she/it has sobbed
we have sobbed
you have sobbed
they have sobbed
Past Continuous
I was sobbing
you were sobbing
he/she/it was sobbing
we were sobbing
you were sobbing
they were sobbing
Past Perfect
I had sobbed
you had sobbed
he/she/it had sobbed
we had sobbed
you had sobbed
they had sobbed
Future
I will sob
you will sob
he/she/it will sob
we will sob
you will sob
they will sob
Future Perfect
I will have sobbed
you will have sobbed
he/she/it will have sobbed
we will have sobbed
you will have sobbed
they will have sobbed
Future Continuous
I will be sobbing
you will be sobbing
he/she/it will be sobbing
we will be sobbing
you will be sobbing
they will be sobbing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been sobbing
you have been sobbing
he/she/it has been sobbing
we have been sobbing
you have been sobbing
they have been sobbing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been sobbing
you will have been sobbing
he/she/it will have been sobbing
we will have been sobbing
you will have been sobbing
they will have been sobbing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been sobbing
you had been sobbing
he/she/it had been sobbing
we had been sobbing
you had been sobbing
they had been sobbing
Conditional
I would sob
you would sob
he/she/it would sob
we would sob
you would sob
they would sob
Past Conditional
I would have sobbed
you would have sobbed
he/she/it would have sobbed
we would have sobbed
you would have sobbed
they would have sobbed
Thesaurus
Noun1.SOB - a dyspneic conditionbreathlessness, shortness of breathdyspnea, dyspnoea - difficult or labored respiration
2.SOB - insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculousdickhead, mother fucker, motherfucker, prick, asshole, bastard, son of a bitch, whoreson, cocksucker, shitdirty word, vulgarism, obscenity, smut, filth - an offensive or indecent word or phrasedisagreeable person, unpleasant person - a person who is not pleasant or agreeable
3.sob - convulsive gasp made while weepingsob - convulsive gasp made while weeping sobbingcrying, tears, weeping - the process of shedding tears (usually accompanied by sobs or other inarticulate sounds); "I hate to hear the crying of a child"; "she was in tears"
Verb1.sob - weep convulsively; "He was sobbing inconsolably"weep, cry - shed tears because of sadness, rage, or pain; "She cried bitterly when she heard the news of his death"; "The girl in the wheelchair wept with frustration when she could not get up the stairs"

sob

verb1. cry, weep, blubber, greet (Scot. or archaic), howl, bawl, snivel, shed tears, boohoo She began to sob again, burying her face in the pillow.noun1. cry, whimper, howl Her body was racked by a violent single sob.

sob

verbTo make inarticulate sounds of grief or pain, usually accompanied by tears:bawl, blubber, cry, howl, keen, wail, weep, yowl.
Translations
呜咽呜咽声哭诉啜泣抽泣

sob

(sob) – past tense, past participle sobbed – verb1. to weep noisily. I could hear her sobbing in her bedroom. 嗚咽，啜泣 呜咽，啜泣 2. to say, while weeping. `I can't find my mother,' sobbed the child. 哭訴 哭诉 noun the loud gasp for breath made when one is weeping etc. 嗚咽聲 呜咽声

sob

→ 抽泣zhCN

sob


sob story

A sad story told in an attempt to generate sympathy for the storyteller. Don't come in tomorrow without your final project. I don't want to hear any sob stories about how you forgot it at home.See also: sob, story

sob (one's) heart out

To cry for an extended period of time. Poor Jane really sobbed her heart out during the funeral service. I can't watch those sappy movies because I just sob my heart out every time.See also: heart, out, sob

son of a bitch

1. rude slang A mean, unpleasant, or despicable person. Usually, but not exclusively, said of a man. Sometimes abbreviated as SOB. Julie's ex-husband was such a mean son of a bitch, it's no wonder she divorced him. He can be a real son of a bitch sometimes, but he gets the job done. Those sons of bitches stole our stuff.2. rude slang A person one considers daring, mischievous, or tough. Often used as an emphatic expression of affection. Usually, but not exclusively, said of a man. Sometimes abbreviated as SOB. That son of a bitch really pulled through for us when we needed him! I can't believe that lucky son of a bitch won the case! Dude, Karen is a tough son of a bitch. She just sewed her own stitches!3. rude slang An object or task that is especially problematic. Sometimes abbreviated as SOB. My car broke down, and I can't figure out how to fix the son of a bitch! This project is turning out to be a real son of a bitch.4. rude slang An exclamation of anger, disgust, or dismay. Son of a bitch! My car got towed! My computer crashed again—son of a bitch!See also: bitch, of, son

SOB

1. rude slang An abbreviation of "son of a bitch," referring to a mean, unpleasant, or despicable person. Usually, but not exclusively, said of a man. Julie's ex-husband was such a mean SOB, it's no wonder she divorced him. He can be a real SOB sometimes, but he gets the job done.2. rude slang An abbreviation of "son of a bitch," referring to a person one considers daring, mischievous, or tough. Often used as an emphatic expression of affection. Usually, but not exclusively, said of a man. That SOB really pulled through for us when we needed him! I can't believe that lucky SOB won the case! Dude, Karen is a tough SOB. She just sewed her own stitches!3. rude slang An abbreviation of "son of a bitch," referring to an object or task that is especially problematic. My car broke down, and I can't figure out how to fix the SOB.

sob sister

1. A writer or journalist who keeps an advice column in a newspaper to answer readers' problems or quandaries. Collins worked as a sob sister for her local newspaper for several years before moving on to a permanent position with the New York Times.2. A writer or journalist who focuses on or specializes in overly emotional, dramatic, or sentimental articles. They hired me as a sob sister to write about the plights of those in need of charity around the city.3. A girl or woman who is prone to overly emotional pleas, complaints, or outbursts. It's a very difficult and narrow path to tread as a woman in the business world. If you show any emotional vulnerability, you are considered a sob sister, but if you allow nothing to show through, you're seen as some stuck-up ice queen—there's just very little in the way of a middle ground. There's this sob sister in my group who just drains all my energy with her constant complaining and whining.See also: sister, sob

sob (oneself) to sleep

1. Literally, to weep uncontrollably until one falls asleep. I was so upset after the funeral that I sobbed myself to sleep that night.2. By extension, to be upset by or distraught about something. Typically used sarcastically to mean the opposite. I'm not thrilled with that grade, but it's not like I'm going to sob myself to sleep over it. Yeah, I'm sure that actor is really sobbing himself to sleep over a single bad review!See also: sleep, sob

sob out

To attempt to say something while in the middle of sobbing. A noun or pronoun can be used between "sob" and "out." After getting caught stealing, the poor child sobbed out a pitiful story about how he couldn't afford to pay for the food. He sobbed an apology out, promising to never do it again.See also: out, sob

sob to (one)

To weep uncontrollably to one (about something). A noun or pronoun can be used between "sob" and "to" to specify what's being told to the other person. The poor girl went sobbing to her parents after getting picked on at school. He sobbed an apology to his wife, promising to never do it again.See also: sob

gulp back (one's) sobs

To try to stop oneself from crying. I didn't want to have to tell my parents what was going on, so I tried to gulp back my sobs.See also: back, gulp, sob

cry one's heart out

 and sing one's heart out; play one's heart out; sob one's heart outFig. to do something with vigor or intensity. She suffered such grief—alone and sobbing her heart out. The bird sang its little heart out each morning.See also: cry, heart, out

sob oneself to sleep

to cry until one falls asleep. He sobbed himself to sleep for days after his grandpa died. The child sobbed himself to sleep night after night.See also: sleep, sob

sob something out

to speak something out while sobbing. Wally sobbed his story out while the police made notes. He sobbed out his sad tale.See also: out, sob

sob something to someone

to cry and tell one's troubles to someone. He is always sobbing his sad tale to anyone who will listen. Timmy sobbed his story to the teacher.See also: sob

sob story

Fig. a sad story that is likely to draw tears. I've heard nothing but sob stories today. Isn't anybody happy? She had quite a sob story, and I listened to the whole thing.See also: sob, story

son of a bitch

 1. Inf. a very horrible person. (Use with caution. Usually intended as a strong insult. Never used casually.) Bill called Bob a son of a bitch, and Bob punched Bill in the face. This guy's a son of a bitch. He treats everybody rotten. 2. Inf. a useless thing. This car is a son of a bitch. It won't ever start when it's cold. This bumpy old road needs paving. It's a real son of a bitch. 3. Inf. a difficult task. This job is a son of a bitch. I can't do this kind of thing. It's too hard—a real son of a bitch.See also: bitch, of, son

sob story

A tale of personal hardship, true or invented, that is intended to arouse pity in the listener. For example, She always came up with some sob story to excuse her absences, but no one believed her . [Early 1900s] See also: sob, story

son of a bitch

Also, SOB; son of a gun. A mean, disagreeable individual, as in He was regarded as the worst son of a bitch in the industry, or He ran out on her? What an SOB, or He's a real son of a gun when it comes to owing you money. The first of these terms, calling a man the son of a female dog, dates from the early 1300s and is considered vulgar enough to have given rise to the two variants, both euphemisms. The first variant, an abbreviation, dates from World War I. The second, first recorded in 1708, gave rise to the theory that it originally applied to baby boys born at sea (in the days when women accompanied their husbands on long voyages). The explanation seems unlikely, especially since presumably some of the babies were girls. It also once meant the illegitimate son of a soldier (or "gun"). More probably, however, son of a gun evolved simply as a euphemism for the first term and appealed because of its rhyme. Both it and son of a bitch are also put as interjections expressing surprise, amazement, disgust, or disappointment, as in Son of a bitch! I lost my ticket, or I'll be a son of a gun! That must be the governor. See also: bitch, of, son

cry your heart out

or

sob your heart out

INFORMALCOMMON If you cry your heart out or sob your heart out, you cry a lot. Note: The heart is traditionally regarded as the centre of the emotions. I threw myself on to the bed and cried my heart out. I had never known her cry, and here she was sobbing her heart out. Compare with your heart out.See also: cry, heart, out

sob your ˈheart out

cry noisily for a long time because you are very sad: After the argument she spent an hour sobbing her heart out in the bedroom. OPPOSITE: laugh your head offSee also: heart, out, sob

a ˈsob story

(informal, disapproving) a story that somebody tells you so that you will feel sorry for them, especially one that does not have that effect or is not true: Then she gave me another of her sob stories, this time about an argument with her boyfriend.See also: sob, story

SOB

n. a son of a bitch; a despised person, usually a male. (Initialism only. Crude. Also a rude and provocative term of address.) Tell that SOB to mind his own business.

sob sister

n. a weak woman who is prone to crying. I had another sob sister in the office today. Went through half a box of tissues. See also: sister, sob

sob story

n. a sad story that is likely to draw tears. I’ve heard nothing but sob stories today. Isn’t anybody happy? See also: sob, story

son of a bitch

1. n. a despicable person, usually a male. (Rude and derogatory. Abbreviated SOB.) Tell that son of a bitch to get out of here, but fast. 2. n. old buddy. (Used between close male companions.) Where you been keeping yourself, you son of a bitch? 3. exclam. Dammit! (Usually objectionable. Usually Son of a bitch!) Son of a bitch! I didn’t even see that car pull out. See also: bitch, of, son

sob story

An oversentimental tale; a tearjerker. This expression from the early twentieth century presumably represents a reaction to Victorian sentimentality. C. E. Montague used it in Fiery Particles (1923): “Thomas Curtayne, the greatest of Irishmen, was to be buried in homely state. . . . Here was a sob story.” A roughly contemporary term is sob sister, a woman reporter who writes stories full of sentimental pathos. This expression, however, is obsolescent.See also: sob, story

sob sister

Someone devoted to charities, or (less charitably) a do-gooder. Originally a newspaper reporter or editor, invariably a woman, whose assignment was to produce sentimental stories and interviews that would appeal to female readers. By extension, the phrase came to mean any overly emotional person, whether male or female, especially one involved in charitable and public service efforts where sad tales of the recipients would tug on their heartstrings.See also: sister, sob

sob


SOB

Shortness of breath. See Dyspnea.

SOB


AcronymDefinition
SOB➣Son of a Bitch
SOB➣South Bend (Amtrak station code; South Bend, IN)
SOB➣Sense of Belonging
SOB➣Sons of Belial
SOB➣Sick of Barack (politics)
SOB➣Shortness of Breath (symptom)
SOB➣South of the Border
SOB➣Stop on By
SOB➣Seventeen or Bust (computing)
SOB➣Schedule of Benefits (insurance)
SOB➣School Of Business
SOB➣Special Operations Bureau (various locations)
SOB➣Sexually Oriented Business
SOB➣Scroll on By
SOB➣Sexual Offences Bill
SOB➣Scars on Broadway (band)
SOB➣Services over Broadband
SOB➣Sounding Object
SOB➣Son of Beast
SOB➣Set Of Books
SOB➣Summary of Benefits
SOB➣Senate Office Building
SOB➣Styles of Beyond (band)
SOB➣South Bend, Indiana (Amtrak code)
SOB➣Strictly Only Brothers (band)
SOB➣South Bend, IN (Amtrak)
SOB➣Souls On Board
SOB➣State Office Building
SOB➣Side of Bed
SOB➣Some Other Brand
SOB➣Soggy on Bottom
SOB➣Shrimp On the Barbie
SOB➣Signed-Off-By
SOB➣Small Of Back (holster)
SOB➣Source Of Business
SOB➣Statement of Basis
SOB➣System-On-Board
SOB➣Start Of Block
SOB➣South Of Border
SOB➣Start Of Business
SOB➣Sons of Butcher (band)
SOB➣Son of the Boss
SOB➣Sailor on Board
SOB➣Share of Business
SOB➣Signs Of Betrayal (rock band)
SOB➣Sick of Bush
SOB➣Seal of Blood (gaming, World of Warcraft)
SOB➣Silly Old Bear
SOB➣Silly Old Bugger (British)
SOB➣Socially Offensive Behavior (TV show)
SOB➣Spouse of Birder
SOB➣Sober Old Bastard (Alcoholics Anonymous slang)
SOB➣Smelling Of Booze
SOB➣Sober Old Biker (Alcoholics Anonymous slang)
SOB➣Super Oralloy Bomb
SOB➣Sober Old Bag (Alcoholics Anonymous slang)
SOB➣Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway (Long Island, New York)
SOB➣South Orange Blossom (Florida street name)
SOB➣Society of Orpheus and Bacchus (Yale University a capella group)
SOB➣Sweet Old Bob
SOB➣Son of Bazerk (hip hop)
SOB➣Star Onion Brigade (game, Final Fantasy XI)
SOB➣Short(ness) of Breath (medical)
SOB➣South Oyster Bay (New York)
SOB➣Slide Over Baby
SOB➣Silly Old Bastard (Australian)
SOB➣Same Ocean Buddy (Scuba)
SOB➣Saecula Omnimodus Bellum
SOB➣Space Order of Battle
SOB➣Statement of Boredom
SOB➣Sons of Batman
SOB➣Balaton - Sármellék Hungary (Airport Code)
SOB➣Société Ornithologique du Boulonnais (French: Ornithological Society of Boulogne; France)
SOB➣Sell on Bottoms
SOB➣Save Our Businesses (Florida tax proposal)
SOB➣Sample Of Behavior
SOB➣Standard Operational Bullstuff (polite form)
SOB➣Special Operations Base
SOB➣Stupid Old Bastard
SOB➣Satan's Own Breedwork :-)
SOB➣Standard Operating Business
SOB➣Service Organisation Bureau (French: Service Organization Office)
SOB➣Stop on Barrier
SOB➣State Operations Budget
SOB➣Straight Offset Binary
SOB➣Sex Offenders Beware! (website)
SOB➣Société Odontologique de Brest (French: Brest Dental Company; France)
SOB➣South Omaha Boy
SOB➣Smart Operating Business

SOB


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  • verb
  • noun

Synonyms for SOB

verb cry

Synonyms

  • cry
  • weep
  • blubber
  • greet
  • howl
  • bawl
  • snivel
  • shed tears
  • boohoo

noun cry

Synonyms

  • cry
  • whimper
  • howl

Synonyms for SOB

verb to make inarticulate sounds of grief or pain, usually accompanied by tears

Synonyms

  • bawl
  • blubber
  • cry
  • howl
  • keen
  • wail
  • weep
  • yowl

Synonyms for SOB

noun a dyspneic condition

Synonyms

  • breathlessness
  • shortness of breath

Related Words

  • dyspnea
  • dyspnoea

noun insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous

Synonyms

  • dickhead
  • mother fucker
  • motherfucker
  • prick
  • asshole
  • bastard
  • son of a bitch
  • whoreson
  • cocksucker
  • shit

Related Words

  • dirty word
  • vulgarism
  • obscenity
  • smut
  • filth
  • disagreeable person
  • unpleasant person

noun convulsive gasp made while weeping

Synonyms

  • sobbing

Related Words

  • crying
  • tears
  • weeping

verb weep convulsively

Related Words

  • weep
  • cry
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