Definition of "weep" []

To shed (tears) as an expression of emotion: weep bitter tears of remorse. (verb-transitive)
To express grief or anguish for; lament: wept the death of the child. (verb-transitive)
To bring to a specified condition by weeping: She wept herself into a state of exhaustion. (verb-transitive)
To exude or let fall (drops of liquid): "cuts the jellied milk into tiny, soft curds that weep whey” ( Kit Snedaker). (verb-transitive)
To express emotion, such as grief or sadness, by shedding tears. See Synonyms at cry. (verb-intransitive)

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Use "weep" in a sentence

"IV. i.157 (312,6) [and that when you are inclin'd to sleep] [W: to weep] I know not why we should read _to weep_."
"_Rejoice with them that do rejoice_, _and weep with them that weep_."
"_Rejoice with then that do rejoice_, _and weep with them that weep_."

Words like "weep"

bemoan bewail complain cry

drip droop lament minute

weeped

weepes

weeping weeping willow

weeps weepy wept