bawling

• baying
• bellowing
• bemoaning
• bewailing
• bleating
• blubbering
• blubbing
• brokenhearted
• calling
• caterwauling
• crowing
• crying
• dejected
• demonstrative
• depressed
• despondent
• disconsolate
• doleful
• dolorous
• downcast
• downhearted
• effusive
• emotional
• funereal
• gloomy
• greeting
• grieving
• groaning
• hailing
• hallooing
• heartbroken
• heartsick
• heavyhearted
• hollering
• holloing
• howling
• inconsolable
• keening
• lachrymose
• lamenting
• lugubrious
• maudlin
• mawkish
• mewling
• miserable
• misty
• misty-eyed
• moaning
• moist
• mournful
• mourning
• plaintive
• puling
• roaring
• sad
• screaming
• screeching
• sentimental
• shouting
• shrieking
• shrilling
• sighing
• sniffling
• sniveling
• snivelling
• sobbing
• sorrowful
• sounding off
• speaking out
• speaking up
• squalling
• squeaking
• squealing
• tearful
• teary
• thundering
• ululating
• vociferating
• wailing
• weeping
• weepy
• whimpering
• whining
• whooping
• woebegone
• woeful
• wretched
• yauping
• yawping
• yelling
• yowling

• beaming
• blithe
• blithesome
• breathing
• cheerful
• cheery
• chuckling
• gay
• giggling
• grinning
• happy
• jocose
• jovial
• laughing
• lighthearted
• lightsome
• merry
• mirthful
• mumbling
• murmuring
• muttering
• smiling
• sunny
• whispering

• verb
  1. To shout or utter in a loud and intense manner.
  2. To wail; to give out a blaring cry.
• noun
  1. The act of one who bawls or shouts.

• The baby started bawling the moment the lights went out.
• He walked out of the theater bawling after the sad ending.
• She was bawling so hard she could barely speak.
• The toddler kept bawling until someone handed him a toy.
• They found her bawling in the hallway after the argument.

keening

wailing

yammering

lamentable

lamenting

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