sob
verbUK /sɒb/
US /sɑːb/
To cry with loud, shaky breaths.
The little girl began to sob when she lost her toy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An act or sound of crying noisily.
I heard a sob coming from the next room.
3. To make a sound like a sob.
The wind sobbed through the trees all night.
4. (informal) Short for son of a bitch, used as an insult.
That lucky sob won the lottery again.