What does CRIED mean?

Parts of Speech

Cried is a verb.

Definitions

To shed tears, to make a loud call or sound, to shout or scream, or to make a plea or request.

Pronunciations (US, UK)

US: krahyd, UK: krahyd

Origin and Usage

Cried originated from the Middle English word "crien" which means to call out or shout. It has been used in English since the 13th century and is commonly used in both spoken and written language.

Synonyms

Sobbed, wept, wailed, bawled, howled, yelled, shouted, screamed, pleaded, begged.

Related Words

Clued, dried, fried, glied, plied.

Example Sentences

1. She cried when she heard the news.
2. The baby cried all night.
3. He cried out in pain when he stubbed his toe.
4. She cried for help when she saw the fire.
5. He cried with joy when he saw his newborn baby.