crybaby
cry-baby , also: cry baby

Was the kid just a crybaby who wanted more playing time?

Of all the crybabies, he thought, and went on back to the bedroom.

She held Crybaby in one hand, but today she'd made no effort to hide her face.

Shame on you for giving a voice to this crybaby.

He was a crybaby over there every time they threw the ball inside on him.

That reply led some of the press to call him a "crybaby."

The American experts, he said, are "crybabies who say they want to take their ball and go home."

This is the home team's way of calling its rivals crybabies.

And then what will these self important crybabies do for salaries?

Aaron asked as Crybaby continued to point the way to fresh water.

He is a bit of a whiner and a crybaby.

It's long gone now, but one thing that made it unusual was what we called "the crybaby room."

There will be no crybabies like the Indians this year because the two participants know about news media attention.

Our little crybaby just keeps looking straight into the headlights.

"If they're going to play like a bunch of crybabies, they can expect that."

But what did she holler for, like a regular crybaby?

She came toward him, then stopped when Crybaby touched something hard in the mud.

"But we're almost all of us spoiled crybabies," he said.

We are not like other women, nor like the crybabies of the past!

Aaron, who could not be separated from Crybaby, pushed between them to see.

It's not that these Cuban crybabies haven't tried to help themselves.

You do the best you can in your job, and let the crybabies write the books.

He heard a few whimpers and one, Bruce maybe, call them crybabies.

For all that, they were called crybabies by the same Paraguayans who are here this week.

She wasn't a crybaby; it was just that strong emotions made her eyes water.