cried
Yell vs Cried - What's the difference?
yell | cried |As verbs the difference between yell and cried
is that yell is shout; holler; make a loud sound with the voice while cried is (cry).As a noun yell
is a shout.As an adjective yell
is (ulster) dry (of cow).Cried vs Called - What's the difference?
cried | called |As verbs the difference between cried and called
is that cried is (cry) while called is (call).Cried vs Exclaimed - What's the difference?
cried | exclaimed |As verbs the difference between cried and exclaimed
is that cried is past tense of cry while exclaimed is past tense of exclaim.Cried vs Sorrowfully - What's the difference?
cried | sorrowfully |As a verb cried
is (cry).As an adverb sorrowfully is
in a sorrowful manner, done with sorrow and regret.Cried vs Teared - What's the difference?
cried | teared |As verbs the difference between cried and teared
is that cried is (cry) while teared is (tear) (produce liquid from the eyes).Cried vs Shouted - What's the difference?
cried | shouted |As verbs the difference between cried and shouted
is that cried is past tense of cry while shouted is past tense of shout.Crying vs Cried - What's the difference?
crying | cried |As verbs the difference between crying and cried
is that crying is while cried is (cry).As an adjective crying
is that demands action or attention.As a noun crying
is action of the verb cry .Acrid vs Cried - What's the difference?
acrid | cried |As an adjective acrid
is sharp and harsh, or bitter and not to the taste; pungent.As a verb cried is
(cry).Cried vs Screamed - What's the difference?
cried | screamed |