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cry out |
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cry (something) out (to someone or an animal) to yell something to someone or an animal. She cried a warning out to the others. Sally cried out a warning to the people behind her. The trainer cried a command out to the runaway horse. cry out (in something) and cry out (with something) to scream or shout in pain, joy, anger, etc. The child cried out in pain. On seeing his father, the overjoyed little boy cried out. cry out (in something) and cry out (with something) to scream or shout in pain, joy, anger, etc. The child cried out in pain. On seeing his father, the overjoyed little boy cried out. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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A man with concussion of the brain doesn't cry out like that. And then I felt I must cry out with my last breath, 'Let us rest Christine seemed to be standing dumb with horror, without the strength to cry out, while the monster was on his knees before her. |
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