wail
verbUK /weɪl/
US /weɪl/
To cry loudly because you are sad or hurt.
The baby began to wail when she dropped her toy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A long, loud crying sound.
We heard the wail of a siren in the distance.
3. To make a long, high sound like a siren or the wind.
The wind wailed through the trees all night.
4. To complain loudly and sadly about something.
He wailed about how unfair the game was.