crybaby
[ krahy-bey-bee ]
/ ˈkraɪˌbeɪ bi /
noun, plural cry·ba·bies.
a person, especially a child, who cries readily for very little reason.
a person who complains too much, usually in a whining manner.
verb (used without object), cry·ba·bied, cry·ba·by·ing.
Also cry-ba·by.
to cry or complain easily or often.
Words nearby crybaby
cry up,
cry wolf,
cry, crying,
cryalgesia,
cryanesthesia,
crybaby,
crybully,
cryesthesia,
crying,
crying shame, a,
crying towel
Example sentences from the Web for crybaby
In general, we want to think people will respond to that, not calling someone a crybaby.
What a crybaby you must think me, she said presently, in a limp voice.
Dorothy Dixon and the Mystery Plane |Dorothy WayneFor all this talk o the is an was, an all these thoughts o the why, an all the crybaby My Gods!
Every Man for Himself |Norman Duncan
British Dictionary definitions for crybaby
crybaby
/ (ˈkraɪˌbeɪbɪ) /
noun plural -bies
a person, esp a child, given to frequent crying or complaint