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5. cry down disparage, belittle, berate, debase; decry, run down, denigrate, underrate, cheapen.
-n. 6. weeping, sob, sobbing, lament, lamentation, wail, moan, groan, keen, ululation, whimper, mewl.
7. shout, Inf. holler, squall, yell, roar, howl; scream, shriek, screech, Scot. and North Eng. skirl; clamor, outcry, calling, exclamation, hue and cry; uproar, hubbub, hullabaloo; proclamation, announcement, declaration, annunciation; enunciation, utterance, ejaculation, acclamation, vociferation, voice; hail, ahoy, hi, hello; hallo, halloo, halloa, ho, hey, Inf. yoohoo, yo-ho; cheer, huzza, hurrah, bravo, All Fox Hunting. yoicks, tallyho, huic.
8. entreaty, appeal, plea, supplication, imploration, solicitation; request, prayer, orison.
9. slogan, keynote, shibboleth, password, key work; battle cry, signal, banzai.
10. bark, yelp, bowwow; meow, miaow, purr, caterwaul; whinny, neigh, bray, moo; caw, crow, cock-a-doodle-doo; cluck, hoot, cackle, gabble, quack, squawk; chirp, cheep, peep, coo, cuckoo; bleat, baa, oink, squeal.
11. a far cry a. a long way, quite some distance, faraway, a country mile, remote, distant;
b. remotely related, very different, discrepant, incongruous.

crypt, n. tomb, vault, mausoleum, sepulcher, burial chamber, grave,

cryptic, adj. 1. occult, esoteric, arcane, perdu, hermetic; secret, hidden, veiled, top secret, Inf. hush-hush; obscure, indistinct, indefinite, unclear, nebulous, vague; inscrutable, oracular, sphingine, sphinxian; mystic, cabalistic, supernatural; unutterable, ineffable, inviolable, undisclosable, unrevealable, unspeakable.
2. mysterious, inexplicable, insolvable, unaccountable, Obs. inextricable; puzzling, enigmatic; strange, weird, bizarre.

3. terse, short, brief, elliptical; abrupt, curt,

cub, n. 1. pup, puppy, whelp, colt.
2. youth, youngster, younker, Dial, young'un; boy, lad, hobbledehoy; fledgling, stripling, slip, scion, sprig, chit.

cube, n. hexahedron, six-sided body, solid, SI. die.

cuddle, v. 1. hug, embrace, embosom, enfold; caress, fondle, pet, coddle, SI. canoodle; dally, nuzzle, make love, bill and coo, Inf. neck, Inf. smooch, SI. make out, SI. mess or fool around.
2. snuggle, nestle, curl up, bundle. -n. 3. hug, embrace, squeeze,

cudgel, n. 1. club, bludgeon, bat, bastinado, Brit. truncheon, Chiefly Irish Eng. shillelagh; night stick, Inf. billy, Inf. billy club; blackjack, rubber hose, SI. sap.
-v. 2. beat, bludgeon, pummel, bastinado, strike, Inf. clobber, SI. clout; thrash, drub, baste, lambaste,

cue, n. 1. reminder, prompt, catchword, key word; indication, signal, nod, wink.
2. hint, intimation, implication, insinuation, innuendo; suggestion, tip, pointer, word to the wise.
3. role, part, function, office, position, place.
4. stimulus, incentive, impetus, fillip, motive; goad, prick, jog, jolt, spur.
-v. 5. signal, indicate, nod, Inf. give the nod, wink; prompt, remind, feed lines, jog or refresh the memory, set back on the track.
6. {all of a musical or dramatic performance) insert, introduce, put in, stick in.