Verb:

দু:খ প্রকাশ করা, শ্রুতিগোচরভাবে বিলাপ করা, রোদন করা,

wailed's Usage Examples:

which sees the electronics politely let the guitars have a go between wailed choruses.

A quote wailed by a mysterious voice in Canto XX 24-27 reveals this: "O Good Fabricius.

husband, Mus`ab ibn `Umair, will be rewarded!" Upon this she shrieked and wailed.

Janner?" The Express on Sunday reported her reply: The flustered candidate wailed: "I don't know.

Lonnie Mack wailed a soul ballad as gutsily as any black gospel singer.

hair; His speech, his death, and all, Do record give, do witness bear, He wailed his former fall.

Tune, "I Idolize You," is set to an enticing middle beat rhythm and wailed with conviction by Tina.

I thought, 'That's easy enough,' so I got up and wailed for four minutes playing lead work over it".

daintie lad, which was so deare To great Alcides, that when as he dyde He wailed womanlike with many a teare, And every wood, and every valley wyde He fild.

where participants banged their heads and hands on the floor, shouted and wailed, had visions, spoke in tongues and prophesied.

All the children borne to him by his wife died the very first time they wailed.

The Israelites stood at the banks of the sea and wailed with despair, but Nahshon entered the waters.

As the city sirens wailed, few citizens took cover, even when the first pathfinder flares fell.

The women "cried and wailed all the way to the main camp.

But Hardecar's experiment failed as the Afghan on seeing the hand, wailed in agony and smashed the jar on the floor before disappearing.

by dancing and celebrating around their corpses while the family members wailed.

Richard's record, dubbed "a torrent of filth wailed by a bisexual alien", beat the Beatles' "I Want to Hold Your Hand" (2nd).

a tortured pain not present in Alexander's model, particularly when he wailed in his upper register at the conclusion of the bridges.

was faced by an unusual naked Abyssinian woman who stood in his way and wailed.

Synonyms:

call; shout out; howl; hollo; squall; shout; wawl; holler; scream; waul; roar; cry; yell; yaup; ululate; yawl;

Antonyms:

in-joke; shaggy dog story; wit; jape; funny;