condole
- v express one's sympathetic grief, on the occasion of someone's death
You must condole the widow
- And now George McGovern, whose campaign was the target of Howard Hunt and Gordon Liddy and the other plumbers, was on the phone from South Dakota, to condole someone he had .
- If the collector is a worthy soul, it is certainly right to condole with him for parting on compulsion with objects that are dear to him.
- MY DEAR MARTIN: Most warmly I congratulate you that your eyes have seen old Loughorn again; but condole with you for that you and SMITH O'BRIEN and KEVIN O'DOHERTY are subjects for .