transitive. To call out (something); to utter (a shout). Also with clause as object. Obsolete. rare.

With clause or quoted words as object.

transitive. To shout (something) aloud.

transitive. To utter (something) with a loud voice.

transitive. To proclaim strongly or forcefully; (with direct speech as object) to utter at the top of one's voice, to roar or yell out. Obsolete. rare…

transferred. transitive. To trumpet or din (a thing).

transitive. (with simple object or object clause.) To shout out, utter with shouting.

To call out aloud, to shout (something).

transitive. ? To bawl out.

intransitive. To howl; to bellow.

transitive. With the thing shouted as object.

transitive. To utter in a loud voice; to shout loudly; to declaim or assert vehemently. With direct or indirect speech as object.

transitive. To utter with bawling; to shout at the top of one's voice. (Often with out.)

transitive. To shout (something) aloud.

transitive. To shout in acclamation; to call out or utter approvingly. Also with direct speech as object (cf. acclamation, n. 2a).

transitive. To utter in a loud, blaring, and penetrating voice; to shout. Also with direct speech as object. Cf. foghorn, n. 2.

transitive. To utter loudly or harshly.

transitive. colloquial. Chiefly with out. To utter (a shout, cry, laugh, etc.) loudly; to shout (something) in a loud or forceful voice.