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sobweep convulsively He cried and trembled, sobbing, while they spoke, like the child he was. — Weyman, Stanley J.
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sobc. 1200, "to cry with short breaths," probably of imitative origin, related to Old English seofian "to lament," Old High German sufan "to draw breath," West Frisian sobje [..]
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soblate 14c., from sob (v.). Sob story is from 1913. Sob sister "female journalist who writes sentimental stories or advice columns" is from 1912.
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sobBad Person
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sob son of a b***h
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sobshortness of breath: a dyspneic condition weep convulsively; "He was sobbing inconsolably" asshole: insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridi [..]
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sobto weep noisily
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sobAn ornamentation used in lute playing. It is achieved by lightening the pressure that the finger of the left hand is putting on the string just after the string is plucked, thus creating a sob-like ef [..]
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sobSon of a bitch
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sob(n) a dyspneic condition(n) insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous(n) convulsive gasp made while weeping(v) weep convulsively
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sobSon of a B*tch
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sob shortness of breath
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sobfleo
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sobSouls (persons) On Board. Also POB, Persons on Board.
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sobSide of Body
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sobSouls (persons) On Board. Also POB, Persons on Board.
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sob
A cry with a short, sudden expulsion of breath.
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