cries

See:
  • a cry from the heart
  • break down and cry
  • cry all the way to the bank
  • cry an ocean
  • cry barley
  • cry bloody murder
  • cry crocodile tears
  • cry down
  • cry for the moon
  • cry foul
  • cry Hughie
  • cry in (one's) beer
  • cry like a baby
  • cry like a banshee
  • cry off
  • cry on (one's) shoulder
  • cry out
  • cry out for (someone or something)
  • cry out in (something)
  • cry out with (something)
  • cry over spilled milk
  • cry over spilt milk
  • cry Ralph
  • cry Ruth
  • cry stinking fish
  • cry uncle
  • cry up
  • cry wolf
References in periodicals archive
Acoustic examination of pre-term and full-term infant cries: The long-time average spectrum.
" When a baby cries for more than an hour daily for no apparent reason, it is important to take him to the doctor as he may be colicky or have some other underlying health issue," says Dr Abdul Rasheed, paediatrician cardiologist, Asian Heart Institute, Mumbai.
He shows that although London Cries are not exact reflections of historical reality, they still provide a unique means of understanding the 'lower orders'.
Then the baby's cries mean he or she feels uncomfortable.
All the babies were healthy and the cries were spontaneous.
IT'S vital to ask this question before deciding how to deal with the cries. Babies cry for lots of reasons, and most parents instinctively learn what different cries mean.
'It's funny, my husband adores Zac but he doesn't get the same panic I do when he cries. Maybe it's a maternal thing.
Until the end of history he cries "I thirst," and becomes the companion of every emptiness, the secret fullness of every lack, brother to our suffering, peace in our pain, love where least expected.
For example, both morphine and sucrose infusions increase pain thresholds and reduce distress cries in 10-day-old rats; naltrexone, a substance that blocks opioid receptors and thus interferes with morphine's effects, similarly suppresses sucrose's ability to soothe.
Among the three countries with the most gold medals thus far, China cries the least, with only 7 percent of its athletes succumbing to tears.
When a woman cries it is often the full works,' he said, 'whereas men's crying tends to be a bit pathetic.'
"If a child who doesn't cry very often cries for longer than 15 minutes more than three or four times during the night, and their face is turning red, they're screaming and their limbs are flailing, something could be wrong," says Dr Spungin.
He probably feels that picking her up when she cries will spoil her, so do explain all this to him.
Perhaps, then, the miracle of Exodus is not found in the wonder of the Burning Bush or the parting of the Red Sea, but in the fact that these signs reveal a compassionate God who is moved by the suffering and cries of a nation of slaves and who can hear this cry over the din of an empire.
And both the sentinel species issue false-alarm warning cries, Munn reports.