weeper
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6.5
- noun
- /ˈwiːpər/
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llorón
- Narcissists are weepers.
- losers weepers
Examples
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I've got a soft spot for weepers.
Blog text (8) -
Mr. Cheney is another weeper—in case any further proof of the relationship between narcissism and the absence of empathy is needed.
Blog text (8) -
" She shouldn't be such a weeper," he said.
Fiction book (1991) -
Say, Nick, Willie the Weeper's outside, see?
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"Weeper of the House," sniffed Joy Behar.
Blog text (8) -
I'm a major weeper.
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She is known as a real weeper at weddings, always ready to cry during the vows.
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During the sad movie, he became such a weeper that he needed to leave the theater for a moment.
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When they announced the results, she turned into a weeper, unable to hold back her tears.
Synonyms
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3.7
A person who cries or complains too easily
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6.1
A person who often sheds tears, for example at sad movies
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7.9
A person who cries loudly for a long time to show they are very sad, often at funerals
A person who cries easily or often
A person who cries loudly and cannot stop because they feel very sad or upset
A person or animal who cries loudly when upset
A person who cries loudly and uncontrollably
A person who cries loudly and acts very upset
Antonyms
How Loud
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Weeper comes from the verb weep, which means 'to cry', plus the ending -er that means 'one who'. So a weeper is simply 'one who cries', especially often or in a particular situation.