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crybully
A bully who harasses their victim, then goes crying fake tears to a person or group of authority or publicity claiming that their victim harassed them, in order to encourage them to wrongly persecute the victim as well.
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crybully
someone who attempts to use pity, or tears, to persuade someone else into ganging up on someone, or allying with their point of view
Girlfriend: Mike is such an abusive boyfriend, has he always been like this (mikes sister)?
Sister: OMG MIKE WHY ARE YOU ABUSING YOUR GIRLFRIEND YOU PIECE OF SHIT?!?!?
Mike: The fuck are you talking about sister? , all i did was tell her that i didnt want to hang out tonight.
Girlfriend: Operation Crybully is a success.
Sister: OMG MIKE WHY ARE YOU ABUSING YOUR GIRLFRIEND YOU PIECE OF SHIT?!?!?
Mike: The fuck are you talking about sister? , all i did was tell her that i didnt want to hang out tonight.
Girlfriend: Operation Crybully is a success.
crybully by UrhkinUrJerkin April 4, 2016
crybully
A chronic or serial protester/complainer who claims persecution/victimization based on phony, exaggerated or unverifiable transgressions, is overly sensitive to criticism, and uses harrassment and/or intimidation to silence others who question, doubt, or disagree with the complainer's position. This term became common when describing college campus protesters who organized demonstrations over spurious claims of "hate crimes" and demanded that their assumed victimization granted moral authority to demand that their critics be silenced.
"The crybully claimed that the frat boys hung a noose in the Student Center, but it turned out the girl who 'found' it put it there herself. They won't apologize for it, but still want to have their demonstration."
crybully by TheHobbyist January 19, 2016
crybully
A person who considers themselves a member of a victimized class who demands that those who don't agree with them be punished. The crybully is often overly-sensitive to perceived slights, but doesn't hesitate to label others. The crybully wears their victimhood as a badge of honor and relies on loud, angry slogans when their viewpoint is questioned. The crybully will attempt to shame their opponents into silence.
The crybully screamed at and cursed the Yale professor who suggested that the university's primary goal isn't to provide students a safe place where their perspectives are never questioned but to develop intellectual communities that can freely dialog about any topic.
crybully by Ijiwaru Sensei January 30, 2016
crybully
crybully by SummonerofDoubt January 22, 2016
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