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bawl

bawl
Intransitive VerbTransitive Verb
past: bawledpp: bawleding: bawling

Meanings

Intransitive Verbbawl
[~]

To weep or cry noisily and uncontrollably.

The toddler began to bawl when his toy broke.

Transitive Verbbawl
[~ something]

To shout or yell something loudly and harshly.

The sergeant continued to bawl orders at the recruits.

Intransitive Verbbawl
[~]

To shout or yell loudly.

He had to bawl to be heard over the roar of the engine.

Examples

The baby started to bawl the moment his mother left the room.

Stop bawling and tell me what happened.

Stop bawling and tell me what happened.

I just want to go home and bawl my eyes out.

I just want to go home and bawl my eyes out.

Romance

The sergeant began to bawl orders at the new recruits.

The sergeant began to bawl orders at the new recruits.

He bawled a warning to the crowd as the building shook.

He bawled a warning to the crowd as the building shook.

Detective

Why are you bawling like a madman in the middle of the street?

Why are you bawling like a madman in the middle of the street?

The coach bawled at the players for their lack of effort.

The coach bawled at the players for their lack of effort.

School Life

I can't believe the boss is going to bawl me out in front of everyone.

I can't believe the boss is going to bawl me out in front of everyone.

Office

She got bawled out for arriving late to the meeting.

She got bawled out for arriving late to the meeting.

Business

Phrasal Verbs

bawl out

to scold someone loudly and severely

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