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  • past tense form of cry.
  • past participle of cry.
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cried

[krahyd] / kraɪd /




Example Sentences

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"Now let's check the RCA 501 computer, which has just had its 9:30 feeding," he wried.

From Time Magazine Archive

But now the face of Mr. Vanringham was attenuated by her revelations, and the wried mouth of Mr. Vanringham suggested that the party be seated, in order to consider more at ease the unfortunate contretemps.

From Gallantry Dizain des Fetes Galantes by Cabell, James Branch

But hush! to all emotion Save this the pulse and swell of Ocean For at the last with mouth and fingers wried All must proclaim the triumph of the tide.

From Household Gods by Crowley, Aleister

“Ha! sweet love,” quoth Aucassin, “but now was I sore hurt, and my shoulder wried, but I take no force of it, nor have no hurt therefrom since I have thee.”

From Aucassin and Nicolete by Lang, Andrew

Right so felt she his shoulder and found it was wried from its place. 

From Aucassin and Nicolete by Lang, Andrew



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