bawlers
Those who wail
Bawlers is the plural of bawler—someone who bawls.
A bawler cries loudly and uncontrollably, like an infant or a grieving person: The movie theater was full of bawlers by the final scene.
Less commonly, a bawler is someone who shouts or yells: street corner bawlers hawking newspapers.
Vocally projecting loudly
- yellingVocalization at maximum volume
- screamingLoud, shrill vocalizing
- roaringMaking prolonged loud noise
- howlingProlonged mournful crying sound
wailing · bellowing · hollering · caterwauling · shrieking · vociferous · earsplitting · piercing
Infant just delivered
- toddlerChild learning to walk
- colickyAfflicted with abdominal spasms
- teethingFirst molars emerging
- nurseryRoom for infants
swaddle · pacifier · cradle · bassinet · naptime · fussy · inconsolable · wailing
Habitual vocal complainer
- grumblerHabitual fault-finder
- moanerOne who grumbles habitually
- griperHabitual fault-finder
- kvetcherHabitual complainer
bellyacher · fusspot · nagger · carper · malcontent · grouser · gripper · crosspatch
shouting
Vocally projecting loudly
- yellingVocalization at maximum volume
- screamingLoud, shrill vocalizing
- roaringMaking prolonged loud noise
howling · wailing · bellowing · hollering · caterwauling · shrieking · vociferous · earsplitting · piercing · raucous
newborn
Infant just delivered
nursery · swaddle · pacifier · cradle · bassinet · naptime · fussy · inconsolable · wailing · squalling
whiner
Habitual vocal complainer
kvetcher · bellyacher · fusspot · nagger · carper · malcontent · grouser · gripper · crosspatch
sobber
One who weeps loudly
blubberer · mourner · griever · lamenter · whimperer · howler · keener · mewler · screamer · yowler
- noisemakersnoisemaker, air horn, bell, buzzer, kazoo