transitive. To utter (words, teachings, etc.) suddenly. Also with out. Also in extended use. Obsolete.

transitive. To utter abruptly or loudly. Obsolete.

transitive. To say, utter, or sing with a rumbling sound; (of a musical instrument) to produce with a rumbling sound. Also with forth, out, etc.

transitive. To utter in an affectedly refined or precise manner; to pronounce with affected elegance. Also with out.

transitive. To utter (words or sounds) in a rich, deep tone. Also: to produce (a prolonged deep reverberating peal). Now usually with out.

To utter in a slavering fashion. Also with out.

transitive. To utter nimbly or rapidly; to recite in a full rolling voice. Also intransitive of speech.

transitive. To say or utter with a yawn or with wide-open mouth. Also with cognate object.

To utter with buzzing; to express by buzzing.

transitive. To utter with gurgling sounds. Also, to gurgle down: to swallow with a gurgle.

transitive. To treat (a person) as a namby-pamby; to coddle. Also intransitive: to act indulgently, weakly, or effeminately.

transitive. To announce or say with a hissing sound.

transitive. Chiefly with out. To produce or utter with a rising or falling sound.

transitive. To utter in a fretful or peevish manner.