weepy
adjective, weep·i·er, weep·i·est.
Origin of weepy
Related Words for weepy
teary, teary-eyed, howling, sentimental, nostalgic, lachrymose, tearful, weeping, blubbering, sobbing, wailing, emotionalExamples from the Web for weepy
Contemporary Examples of weepy
Newt Gingrich may talk a tough game, but in December the former speaker of the House got weepy when asked about his mother.
After discussing his political legacy, Bush talked about his family—and got weepy.
The tone is reminiscent of a weepy young girl used to being able to get her way.
Among a large group of younger fans, he will always be best known for his role in the weepy The Notebook.
She also dated Gabriele Muccino, a director who teamed up with Will Smith for the weepy film The Pursuit of Happyness.
Historical Examples of weepy
She breaks out into a weepy spell and announces that she is going home.
Torchy and VeeSewell Ford
It makes an old fellow sort of happy and weepy to see them together.
The Woman from OutsideHulbert Footner
"Don't be weepy, daddy-dear-heart," murmured Boodles, coming and loving him.
Furze the CruelJohn Trevena
Frankie was crying–and she was not a “weepy” girl as a general thing.
Wyn's Camping DaysAmy Bell Marlowe
He enjoys, above all things, giving a ludicrous twist to a "weepy" ballad.
Kitchener's MobJames Norman Hall