shout; scream; call out; yell; cry; [n] loud call; cry; scream; shout

cry (Cantonese)

call (a person)

(very) cry

auction off (usually before end of business day)

crying due to cold; resell products obtained from auction

a whiny look

to look sad, to look like crying

no use crying over spilt milk; swallow one's disappointment

no use in crying

one's life is fated and pre-destined

cry baby

a proverb to describe a person who is crying and venting out frustration or sadness in the same time; to pour out one's woes

cry baby

cry-baby (spoken)

to cry out; to yell; to shout; an outcry, an exclamation | [粵]: 嗌

尖叫

to shriek; to scream with a high pitch

crybaby

(noun) someone who cries frequently; a crybaby

a custom, where when one's child becomes sick, parents would scream their name in the open for a cure

even though something or someone is easy to get, it has a lot of flaws

cry easily (spoken)

yawp; to utter a loud, harsh cry

shout; yell loudly

(verb) 1. Cheer; (adjective) 2. Roaring

someone who cries easily, a crybaby

a crybaby; someone who makes a big fuss over nothing; someone who is just all talk and no action

pretend to cry

to pretend to cry [colloquial]

to cry like a baby; to whine

to shout; to call out; to yell

to cry out in a threatening manner

threaten by violent actions (spoken)

cheap stuff from auction off or close out store | also 執笠貨

to yawn, yawning [Var.] 打喊路 [華]: 打哈欠 , 打呵欠

yawn (slang)

wailing

to cry loudly

to yawn, yawning [Var.] 打喊露 [華]: 打哈欠 , 打呵欠

verb; to yawn

it describes people who like to cry for everything