transitive. To utter in a loud voice; to call out; to announce for sale in a loud voice, to ‘cry’.

transitive. To utter loudly or distinctly; to shout out; to announce; to read out (a list of names, etc.). Also with direct speech as object. Cf…

To utter in an audible tone; to pronounce or repeat. Sometimes implying loudness of voice. Also with forth or out.

transitive. To utter sonorously; to proclaim aloud. Also figurative and with out.

transitive. To utter loudly. Obsolete.

transitive or with subordinate clause (also bark out, bark forth): To utter or give forth with a bark; to break out with, burst forth with.

transitive. To repeat or utter (words, song, etc.) in a loud or echoing manner.

transitive. To utter with a blast, or with stormy violence and noise. Usually with out or forth.

transitive. To utter clamorously.

figurative. transitive. To utter or publish in the way of terrible threatening, denunciation, or invective; also simply, to utter loudly, shout out…

transitive. Chiefly poetic. To declare (something) loudly or forcibly; to thunder out (a sound, speech, etc.). Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To sound (something) forth in a peal, to produce (a sound, etc.) with loud reverberation; to utter or proclaim loudly and sonorously…

to thunder (intransitive and transitive).

transitive. To thunder forth; to utter with a loud voice like thunder.

transitive. To utter (words, a speech, etc.) in a pompously oratorical style; to pronounce (words) with exaggerated clarity; to declaim. Also: to…

transitive. colloquial. With out. To utter (an oath, etc.) with violence.

transitive. Usually with out. To give forth or utter with a booming sound.

Figurative and metaphorical uses of sense 5. transitive. With direct speech as object: to shout angrily; to say loudly and abruptly.

transitive. To utter or assert clamorously.

transitive. To utter in blaring.

transitive. To utter in a loud, blaring, and penetrating voice; to shout. Also with direct speech as object. Cf. foghorn, n. 2.

transitive. To communicate with by megaphone. rare.

transitive. To utter gruffly or in a rough or surly manner. Frequently with direct speech as object. Also with out (cf. growl, v.3 2b). colloquial…

intransitive and transitive. To talk in a loud and opinionated way; to bluster. Also: to say or tell (something) in this way.

U.S. Black English slang. intransitive. To talk (or, transitive, to say) in an ostentatious or aggressive manner.