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Traditional English :: weepy
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weepy.html - adj. (weepier, weepiest) colloq. inclined to weep; tearful. weepily adv. weepiness n. |
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English Idioms :: weeper
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weepy.html - See: FINDERS KEEPERS or FINDERS KEEPERS LOSERS WEEPERS. |
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Traditional English :: weep
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weepy.html - v. & n. --v. (past and past part. wept)
1 intr. shed tears.
2 a tr. & (foll. by for) intr. shed tears for; bewail, lament over. b tr. utter or express with tears ('Don't go,' he wept; wept her thanks).
3 a intr. be covered with or send forth drops. b intr. & tr. come or send forth in drops; exude liquid (weeping sore).
4 intr. (as weeping adj.) (of a tree) having drooping branches (weeping willow). --n. a fit or spell of weeping. weep out utter with tears. weepingly adv. [OE wepan f. Gmc (prob. imit.)] |
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Traditional English :: weeper
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weepy.html - n. 1 a person who weeps, esp. hist. a hired mourner at a funeral. 2 a small image of a mourner on a monument. 3 (in pl.) hist. a a man's crape hatband for funerals. b a widow's black crape veil or white cuffs. |
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Traditional English :: weepie
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weepy.html - n.
(also weepy) (pl. -ies) colloq. a sentimental or emotional film, play, etc. |
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Traditional English :: weepy
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weepy.html - adj. (weepier, weepiest) colloq. inclined to weep; tearful. weepily adv. weepiness n. |
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