To utter or express (truth, falsehood, etc.) in words or speech.

To speak, say, tell. transitive. Without direct speech.

transitive. To put forth; to utter (words).

transitive. To say, tell, declare, relate, confess.

transitive. To utter, speak out loud (an utterance or discourse of a particular kind), e.g. to deliver (a message, a speech, a sermon), to relate…

To articulate or utter (a word or words).

transitive. To say, tell; to speak, utter; to discuss; to address; to account for.

transitive. To say, declare. Also intransitive: to speak.

transitive. To utter, declare, relate, tell.

transitive. = bring forth in various senses. To bring forward; to bring out, utter.

To put forth in words; to address (words) to; to make (a reply, answer); to impose and make known, to issue (a command, law, order, direction…

To utter, pronounce (a word, speech); to utter (a cry), heave (a sigh). Also with out. Also absol., to talk, speak (of). Obsolete.

transitive. To say, to utter, to mention (a word, etc.). Also with clause as object. Now Scottish and English regional (northern).

transitive. To tell, say, speak.

transitive. To bring up or forth; figurative to utter.

transitive. To utter (something); to say or name out loud. Obsolete.

transitive and intransitive. To say; to speak.

transitive. To say, speak, utter, tell. Obsolete.

To direct, aim, ‘send’, shoot (a missile) (Scottish); †figurative to utter.

transitive. To utter, pronounce, or tell aloud, briskly, or with éclat; formerly in crack a boast, crack a word, crack a jest; and still in crack a…

transitive. To utter, mention (the name of a person or thing); to speak (words).

To ejaculate, utter (words), heave (a sigh).

transitive. To say, utter. Obsolete.

transitive. To say, speak, tell (something). Obsolete.

To expend or employ (speech or language); to utter or emit (a word, sound, etc.).

transitive. To speak, utter, say, tell. Obsolete.

transitive. To speak, utter, declare. Obsolete.

To utter; to make known in words; to declare openly or clearly.

transitive. To utter (a word, a phrase, etc.); to say; (also) to speak with (a particular tone of voice, or a particular style or manner of speech).

transitive. To say, tell, mention, record, relate.

transitive. To give utterance to; to utter, speak, articulate (a word or words); †to make or produce (a vocal sound) (obsolete). Also intransitive.

To throw out (a tale, words, etc.); to utter.

transitive. To say or tell; to discuss.

transitive. To utter, say.

In various colloquial or slang uses. To utter (words).

transitive. More generally: to say, speak (in contrast to other forms of communication or utterance). Also figurative. Obsolete except as merged…

intransitive. To utter words; to speak, talk, Obsolete (archaic in later use).

transitive. To call out, utter. Obsolete.

transitive. To utter (words). Obsolete. rare.

To give utterance to (words, speech, a sentence, etc.); to speak, say, or pronounce. Occasionally with adverbs, as forth, out.

transitive. To utter or declare (something) out loud; to express (something) frankly or unreservedly. Now literary and poetic.

To give forth, emit, discharge; to utter. Also absol. Obsolete except as represented by weakened uses of other senses, as 8, 14.

To utter, speak.

transitive. To say or speak (something). Obsolete.

Thieves' cant. To speak, talk, say. (transitive and intransitive.) Obsolete.

intransitive. to come forth with: to present something to or before the public, to produce; to say, utter, articulate; = to come out with at…

In extended use and figurative. transitive. To send forth like bubbles. Also intransitive with with. Also with up. Obsolete.

transitive. To utter or pronounce, esp. at length or (with reference to speech) in a verbose manner; (sometimes) spec. to lengthen or prolong the…

In extended use. transitive. To utter, pronounce. Cf. report, n. 3. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To speak out.

quasi- transitive. rare. Obsolete.

transitive. To express (a thought, idea, feeling, etc.); to utter (words or speech).

transitive. To give utterance to. Obsolete. rare.

up with (also †mid) ——. (Cf. 28.) To ‘come out’ with, to utter or sing (something).

transitive. To utter, say (a word). Obsolete.

= upbraid, v. 5. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To utter, say (words, text, etc.); to speak or write formally. Now rare.

transitive. To utter or turn over with the tongue; to say; also, to pronounce, articulate (dialect).

To express, utter.

transitive. To say or utter (a word, speech, etc.). Also with out. Also figurative.

To utter, give expression to (a statement, opinions, etc.).

To take upon one's lips, to utter (? obsolete); (slang) to sing (a song).

intransitive. colloquial and regional. to out with: to fetch, draw, or bring out; spec. to come out with, utter (cf. sense 2a).

transitive. slang. To tell, recount, or spin (a tale, esp. an untruthful or improbable one).

With reference to sound. intransitive. colloquial. Of a person: to utter a specified sound or noise. Later also used to report direct speech: to…

U.S. regional. to open one's head: to speak, to say something. Chiefly in negative contexts. Cf. to open one's face at face, n. phrases 1k(b), to sh…

transitive. To utter as words; to express by means of words, put into words. Cf. vocabularize, v.

figurative and in figurative context. intransitive. To proceed, go ahead (with a speech, question, etc.), to ‘fire away’. Usually imperative, as…

transitive. With direct speech or that-clause as object: to say, utter. rare before the late 20th cent.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Used to report direct speech (often paraphrased, interpreted, or imagined speech): to say, utter; (also) to say to…