sobbers
Those who wail
People who sob—crying audibly with convulsive breaths.
The word appears rarely, usually in contexts describing collective grief or emotional scenes: The sobbers in the audience couldn't contain themselves during the final act.
Those who shed tears
- blubberersThose who cry noisily
- wailersThose who cry loudly
- bawlersThose who weep loudly
- snivelersHabitual weepy complainers
whimperers · mourners · grievers · lamenters · howlers · moaners · keeners · criers
State following loss
- lossBeing without something
- heartacheDeep emotional distress
- anguishIntense mental suffering
- sorrowDeep emotional distress
despair · melancholy · woe · misery · sadness · suffering · torment · desolation
Ease of breaking
- sensitivityResponsiveness to stimuli
- defenselessnessState of being unprotected
- insecurityUncertainty about oneself
- tendernessGentle, caring quality
weepers
Those who shed tears
- blubberersThose who cry noisily
- wailersThose who cry loudly
- bawlersThose who weep loudly
snivelers · whimperers · mourners · grievers · lamenters · howlers · moaners · keeners · criers · snifflers
bereavement
State following loss
sorrow · despair · melancholy · woe · misery · sadness · suffering · torment · desolation · affliction
fragility
Ease of breaking
- sensitivityResponsiveness to stimuli
- defenselessnessState of being unprotected
- insecurityUncertainty about oneself
tenderness · softness · weakness · rawness · openness
sobbersstoics
Uncomplaining hardship bearers
laughers · gigglers · chucklers · poker faces · ice queens