weeper
11weeper — noun a) Agent noun of weep; a person who weeps. b) A hired mourner …
12weeper — See: finders keepers or finders keepers, losers weepers …
13weeper — weep·er || wɪËpÉ™ n. one who cries a lot; hired mourner at funeral; widow s veil; wine bottle that has leaked through the cork …
14weeper — noun 1》 a person who weeps. ↘historical a hired mourner at a funeral. 2》 another term for weepie. 3》 (weepers) historical mourning clothes, in particular a man s crape hatband or a widow s black crape veil and white cuffs. 4》 (weepers) dated… …
15weeper — weep·er …
16weeper — weep•er [[t]ˈwi pər[/t]] n. 1) a person who weeps 2) (formerly) a hired mourner at a funeral 3) any of various loose hanging, streamerlike objects 4) cvb inf Informal. tearjerker • Etymology: 1350–1400 …
17weeper — /ˈwipə/ (say weepuh) noun 1. someone who weeps. 2. a hired mourner at a funeral. 3. something worn as a symbol of mourning …
18weeper — see finders keepers …
19weeper — n. 1 a person who weeps, esp. hist. a hired mourner at a funeral. 2 a small image of a mourner on a monument. 3 (in pl.) hist. a a man s crape hatband for funerals. b a widow s black crape veil or white cuffs …
20Eeper Weeper — (Heeper Peeper in some references) [See [http://www.rhymestars.co.uk/favourite.aspx Rhyme Stars] (accessed 28 June 2008) and other nursery rhyme sites for examples.] is a popular English nursery rhyme and skipping song that tells the story of a… …
