intransitive. To cry, call out, shout; to speak very loudly. Also: to cry out in grief or pain, to scream, yell; to lament, weep. Now rare (Englis…

intransitive. To cry out, to utter a loud harsh cry; esp. of grief or pain. Obsolete.

With object denoting the key, voice, note, etc. Also figurative (quot. 1600).

intransitive. To roar with prolonged sound in weeping, as a child; to bellow as a calf. Now chiefly dialect.

intransitive. To cry, cry out, weep; of animals, to bleat, bray, bellow.

intransitive. To shout, cry aloud, scream; to keep up the same cry, to repeat the same thing continuously; to complain persistently. Cf. rane, v.