intransitive. To cry out, vociferate, roar: originally used widely, but in Middle and modern English, chiefly restricted to the melodious chatter or…

To shout. Obsolete.

intransitive. To roar; to cry. Obsolete.

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

intransitive. To utter a loud call, to make a loud outcry expressive of joy, exultation, etc. or to raise an alarm, to incite to action, etc.

intransitive. To shout, in order to urge on dogs to the chase, assist combined effort, or attract attention.

intransitive. To cry, roar, yell; to shout at the top of one's voice until one is hoarse. Esp. of a bird: to utter a harsh croaking cry like that of…

intransitive. To bawl, hence to brag or boast.

intransitive. To cry out loud, to shout, vociferate; to halloo. Cf. holler, v.

intransitive. To call aloud, shout, bawl, scream, vociferate.

to set up (also †out) one's throat and variants: to raise one's voice; to cry aloud; to speak, shout, etc., loudly or powerfully. Cf. to set out 7 at…

intransitive. To shout or cry out loudly; to bawl or yell; to declaim or argue vehemently.

gen. To shout at the top of one's voice, with a loud, full, protracted sound; to cry loudly and roughly, to bellow. Often emphasized by out.

To bawl or shout. Obsolete exc. dialect.

With adv. hollo away: to drive away by holloing; hollo in, off: to call in or off (dogs, etc.) by shouting; hollo out: to shout out.

To call ‘holloa!’; to shout so as to call attention, express surprise, etc.

intransitive. To raise one's voice, shout. Obsolete.

intransitive. To cry out loud, to shout; to complain. In a fight: to give up, to cry ‘enough’. Also: to sing a ‘holler’ (see holler, n.1)…

intransitive. To shout ‘halloo’ to dogs in order to urge them on.

intransitive. To shout, roar, bellow. Also transitive with out.

intransitive. humorous. Of birds: to cry, gabble. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To speak with a loud, penetrating voice; to shout. Also with away.

intransitive. British slang. To shout, complain loudly; to shout abuse. Also: to call the odds at a race meeting. Also with at. Now rare.