blubbered
Cried with abandon
Blubbered is the past tense of blubber, meaning to cry noisily and messily, with heaving sobs and a contorted face.
The word carries a dismissive or contemptuous edge—children blubber, adults are expected not to: She blubbered through the whole funeral.
It suggests crying that's excessive, uncontrolled, or performative.
sobbed
Wept audibly and convulsively
howled · sniveled · whimpered · cried · moaned · blubbed · yowled · squalled · snuffled · tears
manner of speech
blubberedarticulated
Having segments that bend
enunciated · declared · pronounced · intoned
- whale blubberSubcutaneous cetacean adipose tissue
blubber, blubbery, blubbering, blubbers, blubberer, blubberers