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cry and seethe

cry and seethe phrase: used to dismiss or mock someone who is perceived to be upset or frustrated, implying that their emotional reaction is futile or unimportant.

Phrase

cry and seethe

  1. (Internet, derogatory) Used to dismiss or mock someone who is perceived to be upset or frustrated, implying that their emotional reaction is futile or unimportant.
    Synonyms:
    cope and seethe, deal with it, cry some more

Synonyms of cry and seethe

Questions about cry and seethe

What does cry and seethe mean?
Cry and seethe means used to dismiss or mock someone who is perceived to be upset or frustrated, implying that their emotional reaction is futile or unimportant.
What part of speech is cry and seethe?
Cry and seethe is a phrase.

Words near cry and seethe in the dictionary

  1. crwth
  2. crwths
  3. cry
  4. cry aim
  5. cry all the way to the bank
  6. cry and seethe
  7. cry arsing
  8. cry babies
  9. cry baby
  10. cry beef
  11. cry blue murder

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