intransitive. To cry, call out, shout; to speak very loudly. Also: to cry out in grief or pain, to scream, yell; to lament, weep. Now rare (Englis…

intransitive. To utter a cry or shout; to cry out.

intransitive. To cry, cry out, shout; to wail.

intransitive. To cry aloud.

intransitive. To cry out, shout.

intransitive. To cry out, shout, exclaim.

To utter loud and (usually) impassioned exclamation; to exclaim. intransitive and transitive. Of things: To emit a creaking sound.

transitive. In various phrases chiefly Hebraisms, or in the Hebrew manner. to lift (up) a cry, one's voice, etc.: to cry out loudly. Also figurative.

intransitive. To utter the voice loudly and with exclamatory effort, whether under the influence of emotion, as indignation, fear, pain, surprise…

intransitive. To cry out.

intransitive. To cry out loudly from pain, grief, or distress: also said of the howling of dogs, the ‘wauling’ of cats, the screaming of peacocks.

intransitive. Hunting. Of a hound: to bay or cry loudly when on a scent or in sight of the quarry. Also figurative.

To break forth into sudden activity, or manifestation of an inward force. Of persons: To break out… Const. in, with (a speech, a cry, or other mode…

To lift up one's voice; to cry aloud; to sing loud or on a high note. Obsolete.

intransitive. To cry out, exclaim.

To burst forth, break out.

To burst into utterance; to exclaim with sudden outburst.

To shout or cry (cf. gape, v. 1c).

intransitive. To utter a loud call or calls; to cry or shout out.

intransitive. To cry out suddenly and vehemently; to cry out from pain, anger, delight, surprise, etc. Rarely with out.

intransitive. To exclaim, to call or cry out loudly. Obsolete.

intransitive. To use the voice, to speak; esp. to cry something out, make an exclamation. Formerly also transitive with it. Now rare.

? To cry out.

†to set up one's pipes: to cry out, shout, yell (obsolete). †to take a pipe (Scottish): to weep, cry (obsolete). to tune one's pipe (Scottish): to…

To exclaim, shout.

To call or cry out.

transitive and intransitive. To exclaim ‘Great Scott!’ (at), express great surprise (at).

intransitive. To utter a sharp cry or yelp (with a dog or human being as subject); to shout; to complain. Originally U.S.