1. A loud or vehement sound, especially of weeping or lamentation; call; exclamation of triumph, wonder, or other passion; shout; proclamation; public notice, as by a hawker of his wares; bitter complaint of oppression and injustice; rumour; party call; the sound or voice of irrational animals; expression of joy, fright, alarm, or want; a pack of dogs; a pack.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• creps,
• cruios,
• croos,
• cariers,
• crims,
• crise,
• curces,
• grees,
• crugs,
• criteas,
• criags,
• crrek,
• critis,
• crious,
• clories,
• criges,
• crakes,
• crie,
• grlies,
• crores

• Cried,
• caries,
• Carries,
• Juries,
• cares,
• pries,
• Crows,
• fries,
• cures,
• tries,
• cores,
• cruise,
• cross,
• aries,
• dries,
• Crises.

The adjective form of the word "cries" is "crying".

The plural form of the word "cries" is "cries".

The plural of the "Cries" can be the "Cries".

The singular form of the word "cries" is "cry"

The singular of the "Cries" can be the "Crying".