Object

• baby: But you can take comfort in the fact that a bawling baby will get you straight to the front of the queue.

• man: Then -- " " This public theater, " bawled the man in yellow, " is only a contingent.

• order: Just when it looked as tho they must be surrounded, the officer bawled an order.

• ship: THE PILOT How I bawled, Ship, ahoy! Hard by Medmenham Ferry!

• voice: At about 14.00 hours Neil's mom called us over, in her characteristic bawling voice.

Converse of object

• have: I decided to have a little bawl to myself.

Used with why or when

• when: Aimless bawling when the House is noisy is heard only by the loudmouth's unfortunate neighbors.

Preposition: like

• baby: Don't like their friend Hillary, she was bawling like a baby.

Modifying Another Word

• again: Of course when he finally does, the private starts bawling again and screams Private: " You ate my half.

• just: I was just bawling, to tell the truth.

• always: A friend of the couple has revealed: " Heather has always bawled Paul out, basically walking all over him.