Vociferate
111mouth — I. n. 1. Chaps, jaws, cavity between the jaws. 2. Aperture (in a vessel for receiving or discharging anything), opening, orifice. 3. Entrance (as of a cave or a river), inlet. 4. Cry, voice. 5. Oracle, mouthpiece, speaker, spokesman. 6 …
112rant — I. v. n. Spout, declaim (boisterously), rave (in high sounding phrases), vociferate, mouth, tear a passion to tatters. II. n. Fustian, bombast, rhodomontade, exaggeration, boisterous declamation …
113roar — I. v. n. 1. Bellow (as a beast). 2. Bawl, shout, vociferate, yell, howl, cry, cry aloud. 3. Boom, resound, thunder, rattle, peal. 4. Laugh (loudly and long). II. n. 1. Bellow, bellowing, roaring …
114shout — I. v. n. Exclaim, vociferate, halloo, hollo, holla, cry out. II. n. Halloo, holla, huzza, hoot, loud cry, loud call, outcry, clamor, vociferation, roar …
115call — 1. verb 1) Wait for me! she called Syn: cry out, cry, shout, yell, hail, bellow, roar, bawl, vociferate; informal holler 2) I ll call you tomorrow Syn: phone, telephone …
116cry — 1. verb 1) Mandy started to cry Syn: weep, shed tears, sob, wail, cry one s eyes out, bawl, howl, snivel, whimper, squall, mewl, bleat; lament, grieve, mourn, keen; informal boo hoo, blubber …
117fulminate — verb homeowners fulminated against the tax hikes Syn: protest, rail against, rage about, rant about, thunder about, storm about, vociferate against, declaim, inveigh against, speak out against, make/take a stand against; denounce, decry, condemn …
118rant — 1. verb she ranted about the unfairness Syn: fulminate, go on, hold forth, vociferate, sound off, spout, pontificate, bluster, declaim; shout, yell, bellow; informal mouth off 2. noun he went into a rant about them Syn: tirade …
119shout — 1. verb Help , he shouted Syn: yell, cry (out), call (out), roar, howl, bellow, bawl, call at the top of one s voice, clamor, shriek, scream; raise one s voice, vociferate; informal holler Ant: whisper 2. noun …
120bark — vb Bark, bay, howl, growl, snarl, yelp, yap mean to make the sound of or a sound suggestive of a dog. Bark implies the sharp, explosive utterance characteristic of dogs; it may be used not only of them and of another animal (as a seal) that… …
