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This tag is used for questions about the proper construction of sentences.
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Cry over vs. cry all over
For me, "cry over" means "cry about" or, perhaps, "cry because of". If she "cried over me", then she cried about losing me, she cried, thinking about our relationship. She lamented.
"Cry all over" w …
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