bawl /bɔːl/verb 3noun 1forms 3phrases 3 verb3 •To shout or utter in a loud and intense manner."I'm lord of this manor!" he bawled. "I'm Patroon Varick, and I'll do as I please!" — 1902 •To weep profusely. •To wail; to give out a blaring cry.Sow ran and squall'd, While Jack he bawl'd, And Jill join'd in the choir, Dog Ball being near, Bit sow by the ear, And threw Jack into the mire. — 1810 noun1 •A loud, intense shouting or wailing.[…] that clear soprano, in nursery, rings out a shower of innocent idiotisms over the half-stripped baby, and suspends the bawl upon its lips. — 1863 formsbawled · bawling · bawls Phrases with bawl bawl offTo severely scold; to shout at; to (figuratively) remove by shouting invective. bawl one's eyes outTo cry, shed tears, weep loudly. bawl outTo shout very loudly.
