The action of clepe, v.; a call, cry.

An utterance; a conversation. Also: discourse; conversation, talk; rumour.

A cry; outcry; noise.

A call or cry. Obsolete.

A shout, a loud and excited utterance.

The act of crying out; an excited exclamation or shout; noise or uproar; an (esp. accusatory) clamour.

A call, cry, shout. rare.

The utterance of ejaculations expressive of emotion; an ejaculation or exclamation.

A shout, a cry.

An exclamation used to attract attention, to express warning, surprise, etc., or to incite or encourage action; hey! Later (colloquial (frequently in…

Outcry; a loud cry, a shriek. Obsolete.

transferred. Applied to any loud noise or cry forcing itself upon the attention.

The action of roup, v.1 1a.

The action of acclaiming. The general and enthusiastic expression of approval or praise for someone; (esp. in earlier use) shouting in someone's…

Rhetoric. A conventional phrase of exclamation, indicating joy, sorrow, amazement, etc.; = ecphonesis, n. Obsolete.

Combined with an adv., as cry-out, the act of crying out, exclamation, outcry.

Reverberation, echo; a resounding cry.

The action of uttering or exclaiming ‘oh’; an instance of this. Frequently in collocation with ah-ing.

figurative. A hysterical exclamation; an outcry of alarm, surprise, or reproof. colloquial.

concrete. Also figurative. spec. A short prayer ‘darted up to God’ (Fuller) in an emergency. In wider sense: A short hasty emotional utterance.

An abrupt impulsive utterance or outburst.

plural. Spasmodic utterances or ejaculations.

The action or fact of shouting ‘yo, yo!’; (also) the sound of such shouting. Cf. yo-ho, int. yo-ho, v.

quasi-n. = ejaculation, n. 4b. rare.

A short high-pitched cry, as from a dog; a shout, an exclamation; a complaint, an expostulation.