intransitive. To make a noise or outcry.

intransitive. To shout, make an outcry; spec. in hunting, and now in the Cornish sea fisheries. Cf. huer, n.

transferred. To make an outcry, exclaim against something.

intransitive. To make a noise or outcry. Now poetic and British regional.

intransitive. To make a clamour; to shout, or utter loud and continued cries or calls; to raise an outcry, make a noise or din of speech. Said of…

intransitive. To raise a clamour, make a disturbance; in early use sometimes to brag or boast loudly. (to brawl in church technically includes any…

To make a loud unpleasant noise or outcry; to howl, yell; to roar, shout.

to noise it: to clamour, cry out. Obsolete. rare.

to raise the hue and cry, make an outcry; to pursue with hue and cry.

(transitive) to salute with the cry ‘chi-hike’; also absol. or intransitive, to make a noisy demonstration. In Australia and (less commonly) New…

intransitive to make a hullabaloo; also transitive.