crybully

[ krahy-bool-ee ]

noun

, plural cry·bul·lies.

1. a person who self-righteously harasses or intimidates others while playing the victim, especially of a perceived social injustice:

   It’s just another group of crybullies who can’t cope with anyone’s views but their own.

Word History and Origins

Origin of crybully¹

First recorded in 1995–2000; cry ( def ) + bully ¹( def ), on the model of crybaby ( def )