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sob (one's) heart out

sob (one's) heart out

To cry for an extended period of time. Poor Jane really sobbed her heart out during the funeral service. I can't watch those sappy movies because I just sob my heart out every time.
See also: heart, out, sob
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sob your ˈheart out

cry noisily for a long time because you are very sad: After the argument she spent an hour sobbing her heart out in the bedroom. OPPOSITE: laugh your head off
See also: heart, out, sob
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See also:
  • sob your heart out
  • cry your heart out
  • cry (one's) heart out
  • cry heart out
  • cry one's eyes out
  • cry one's eyes out, to
  • cry your eyes out
  • cry eyes out
  • cry
  • cry (one's) eyes out


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