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What is the adjective for weeper?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb weep which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

weepy
  1. Inclined to weep; tearful or lachrymose.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. tearful, sad, teary, unhappy, miserable, lachrymose, weeping, sobbing, upset, crying, emotional, blubbering, distressed, wailing, whimpering, sniveling, snivelling, blubbing, howling, larmoyant, greeting, maudlin, mawkish, in tears, close to tears, teary-eyed, on the verge of tears, with tears in your eyes, disconsolate, mournful, sorrowful, despondent, depressed, forlorn, downcast, down, gloomy, blue, doleful, dejected, glum, heartbroken, downhearted, joyless, crestfallen, grief-stricken, low, woebegone, moist, down in the mouth … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “I was weepy all night!”
      “The weepy movie left the audience members teary-eyed and deeply moved.”
      “I also feel very weepy, clingy, and generally over emotional, but it only seems to happen at night.”
weepful
  1. (obsolete) Full of weeping or lamentation.
weepier
  1. comparative form of weepy: more weepy
  2. Synonyms:
      3. sadder, tearier, unhappier, miserabler, more tearful, more lachrymose, more upset, more emotional, more distressed, more maudlin, more mawkish, more teary-eyed, more disconsolate, mournfuller, more sorrowful, more despondent, more depressed, forlorner, more downcast, gloomier, more blue, dolefuler, more dejected, glummer, more heartbroken, more joyless, more crestfallen, more grief-stricken, lower, moister, more woebegone, more down in the mouth, more heartsick, more desolate, more heartsore, waterier, more heavy-hearted, more inconsolable, more low-spirited, more dispirited, woefuller, more down in the dumps, more melancholy, more brokenhearted, more cheerless, more rueful, somberer, sombrer, more anguished, more melancholic … more
weepiest
  1. superlative form of weepy: most weepy
  2. Synonyms:
      3. saddest, teariest, unhappiest, miserablest, most tearful, most lachrymose, most upset, most emotional, most distressed, most maudlin, most mawkish, most teary-eyed, most disconsolate, mournfullest, most sorrowful, most despondent, most depressed, forlornest, most downcast, gloomiest, most blue, dolefulest, most dejected, glummest, most heartbroken, most joyless, most crestfallen, most grief-stricken, lowest, moistest, most woebegone, most down in the mouth, most heartsick, most desolate, most heartsore, wateriest, most heavy-hearted, most inconsolable, most low-spirited, most dispirited, woefullest, most down in the dumps, most melancholy, most brokenhearted, most cheerless, most rueful, somberest, sombrest, most anguished, most melancholic … more
wept
  1. simple past tense and past participle of weep
  2. Synonyms:
      3. cried, sobbed, bawled, wailed, blubbered, whined, keened, sniveled, snivelled, whimpered, blubbed, lamented, mewled, squalled, grieved, mourned, bleated, boohooed, puled, yowled, grizzled, howled, sniffed, weeped, whinged, bemoaned, bewailed, greeted, plained, shed tears, broke down, broken down, choked up, cracked up, teared up, burst into tears, dissolved in tears, howled your eyes out, rang the blues, rung the blues, sheded bitter tears, turned on the waterworks, turned on waterworks, cried your eyes out, let it all out, put on the weeps, let go, moaned, ululated, screamed … more
weeping
  1. present participle of weep
  2. Synonyms:
      3. crying, sobbing, blubbering, whimpering, whining, wailing, bawling, snivelling, sniveling, blubbing, howling, boohooing, moaning, mewling, greeting, keening, lamenting, whingeing, yowling, mourning, squalling, grieving, puling, ululating, bewailing, bemoaning, complaining, deploring, dripping, shedding tears, breaking down, bursting into tears, letting go, letting it out, grizzling, bleating, sniffling, howling your eyes out, screaming, screeching, groaning, yelling, squealing, shrieking, yelping, sniffing, choking up, turning on the waterworks, turning on waterworks, crying your eyes out … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “As she scrolled through old photos, a weeping expression crossed her face, revealing the depths of her sorrow and regret.”
      “The weeping willow tree gracefully adorned the park with its elegant, downward branches.”
      “She sat alone in the corner, weeping softly as the memories flooded back.”
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