Used to imitate crying in a sarcastic way to mock someone's complaint or sadness.

Mockery Tone

Sometimes emphasizes the intensity of emotion, whether real or pretend.

Emotion Exaggeration

Considered very casual, mostly used in informal conversations among friends.

Informal

As a noun, it may suggest that someone's crying is not genuine but rather overly dramatic.

Insincerity Hint

Expresses annoyance or frustration about someone else's complaints or sadness.

Annoyance Expression

Can imply that the person is using tears to manipulate or gain sympathy.

Emotional Manipulation

When used as a verb, it indicates someone is crying out loudly, not quietly sobbing.

Expressive Verb

Indicates not just crying, but a strong emotional reaction causing audible crying.

Emotional Stress

People might boohoo when faced with sudden or unexpected bad news.

Unexpected Situations

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Boohoo

Mockery Tone

Emotion Exaggeration

Informal

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