cry on someone's shoulder



cry on someone's shoulder

Tell one's problems to someone so as to gain sympathy or consolation, as in When James had a problem at the office he generally cried on his sister's shoulder. It is also put as a shoulder to cry on, as in When Mom came home, Jane had a shoulder to cry on. [Late 1930s]
See also: cry, on, shoulder

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Haerviu-Ancient Celtic
Ballester['bælistə]
AngusANG-gəsScottish, Irish, English
KilieKIE-leeEnglish (Rare)
Ivette-Spanish
Nuru-Eastern African, Swahili