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Other crossword clues for answer "CRY"

CRY
Emotional appeal
Hue's partner
React to spilled milk?
Shed tears
Bawl
Blubber
__ Me a River
Turn on the waterworks
Say "Hear ye!," say
Get blubbery
When Doves ___
Have a bawl
Demand a bottle, perhaps
Sudden shout
Burst into tears
Try to get things your way (if you're a three year old)
React to a rom-com, say
Weep
Shout
Be moved to tears
Tear up
Get misty-eyed
Yell
Make use of a hanky, perhaps
Start of an Alan Paton title
Exclamation
Call out
Hey! or "Ouch!"
Break down, in a way
Wail
Holler
Overreact to spilt milk
___ Like a Baby (1968 Box Tops hit)
Battle ___
Yell out
Bawl, and word that's found within 20-, 27-, 48-, and 56-Across
Show sorrow
React to a tearjerker
Shriek
Alan Paton's "___, the Beloved Country"
Bellow
Lament
Snivel
Act blue
Clamor
Honk or hoot
Really get down?
Battle __
Shed a tear
Call
Get way down?
Break down
Word before foul or wolf
Sob
What big girls don't do, in a '60s hit
Howl or bark
Shed a few tears
Express sorrow
React to a kitchen bulb, maybe
Sound from a crib
Sound of woe
Word with war or far
React to sad news
__ wolf
Get weepy
React to onion fumes
Let it out, in a way
Noise on a baby monitor
Have a good one?
Eureka! is one
Boohoo
Johnnie Ray song
Eureka!, e.g.
Mew, e.g.
Outburst
Shout out
Hue partner
Make a scene
Vociferate
Pain reaction
It may be rallying
Far __
Loud outburst
Second half of a hoo-ha
Whoop or weep
Exclamation, for instance
Whoop
___, the Beloved Country (Alan Paton novel)
Big Girls Don't ___
Hawk.
Proclaim.
Watchword.
Party catchword.
Political slogan.
Street vendor's call.
Eureka! for one.
Party watchword.
Appeal.
Johnnie Ray's song.
Slogan.
Peculiar call.
Praise (with "up").
___ up (praise highly).
Entreaty.
Exclaim.
___ wolf.
Quality in the voice of some singers.
Oyez, for one.
Rallying call.
View halloo.
Far or battle
Hue's companion
Emulate Niobe
Keen in Kilarney
Lacrimate
___ the Beloved Country
Top record of Johnny Ray: 1952
___ Havoc, 1942 play
___ havoc
Rah or bah
___ the Beloved Country: Paton
Johnnie Ray hit: 1951
1951 Johnnie Ray hit
Johnnie Ray hit of the 50's
All for one and one for all, e.g.
Yip or yelp
Make a plea for sympathy, maybe
1951 #1 hit for Johnny Ray
Tally-ho, e.g.
Not just tear up
Ejaculate
Squawk, e.g.
Squall
Geronimo!, e.g.
I won! I won!, e.g.
Yowl
What Evita asked Argentina not to do for her
Curiouser and curiouser!, e.g.
You might have a good one after a breakup
Extra! Extra!, e.g.
Fail at stoicism, say
Break into tears
War ___
Show happiness or sadness, say
___ 'Havoc,' and let slip the dogs of war: Mark Antony
Caterwaul
Kill the ump!, e.g.
___ me a river!
Eureka! or "Ouch!"
Goooooooooool!, e.g.
Be a sore loser, say
You make a grown man ___ (Rolling Stones lyric)
Act like a baby?
Summon mommy
'A _____ in the Dark ('88 film)'
Utter loudly
Justin Timberlake "___ Me a River"
Big girls don't do this
Sad Veronicas song?
Ray Charles "Baby, Don't You ___"
Get mileage out of your waterproof mascara, say
Get lachrymose
Wolf, for one
Let it all out, say
React to the opening scenes of the movie "Up," maybe
When Doves _____ (Prince)
Rend the air
Evince sadness
Go "waaaah"
One for all and all for one, e.g.
Get all misty
One way to express joy
Let it all out
Let it all out, in a way
Word with "war" or "battle"
React to tear gas
React to an onion
Heads up! or "Hey!"
Go "WAAAAAH"
Good ___ (what a sad person might need)
React to chopped onions
We ___ tears of mascara in the bathroom (Taylor Swift lyric)
Go "Boo-hoo!"
React to great or awful news
Snivel or sob
Whiner
Emulate Echo
Be lacrimose
Hullabaloo
Uris' Battle ____
Be lachrymose
Call with out
Megahit by Johnnie Ray
One way to summon mommy
Baby-monitor noise, perhaps
Opposite of laugh
What you can't do in baseball?
Word after "rallying" or "battle"
What you cannot do in baseball?
Get all blubbery
Yay! or "Hey!"
React to sliced onions
Show sorrow or joy
Show joy or sorrow
Unapt rhyme for "dry"
React to a book's ending, perhaps
Shed some tears
Sob or bawl
See 68 Down
Show lamentation
Baby-monitor noise
Let it out
Betray unhappiness
Display despondency
Scream
Break down, maybe
Maintain via extreme low temperature