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To make a loud, deep cry

To make a loud, and usually emotional, cry

To speak loudly and angrily, typically at someone or a group of people

To feel or express violent uncontrollable anger

To encourage or praise vocally

To express verbally

A loud, sharp cry of pain, distress, surprise, or delight

A funny person, typically an entertainer

The act or art of speaking

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Verb

To make a loud, deep cry

call at the top of one's voice

raise your voice

make a claim for

blow raspberries

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“I heard someone yell at me from across the street.”

Verb

To make a loud, and usually emotional, cry

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“He had just returned from a break when he heard a staff member yell in horror at what was transpiring outside the window.”

Verb

To speak loudly and angrily, typically at someone or a group of people

let everybody know

speak brusquely

jump down one's throat

round on someone

jump down someone's throat

fly off the handle at

raise your voice

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“He began to yell angrily that he was framed.”

Verb

To feel or express violent uncontrollable anger

lose your temper

fly off the handle

be beside oneself

go off the deep end

foam at the mouth

be boiling over

froth at the mouth

be incandescent

jump up and down

overflow with anger

work oneself into sweat

have steam coming out of one's ears

do one's head in

do one's nut in

talk forcefully

shoot off one's mouth

deliver a tirade

express concern

lose one's temper

go through the roof

be hot under the collar

get hot under the collar

throw a tantrum

fly into a rage

hit the ceiling

blow one's stack

become very angry

fly into a temper

burst a blood vessel

gnash your teeth

shoot one's mouth off

fly into a passion

have a conniption fit

get all steamed up

boil over with rage

deliver a harangue

grow passionate

speak your mind

become impassioned

become animated

be on the warpath

get one's knickers in a twist

give vent to one's feelings

chomp at the bit

be all steamed up

be at boiling point

get steamed up about

champ at the bit

take offense^US

draw oneself up

become indignant

take offence^UK

have one's hackles up

get your dander up

become infuriated

feel one's hackles rise

get your hackles up

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Verb

To encourage or praise vocally

express admiration for

express approval of

big something up

bring the house down

give a big hand

put your hands together

show appreciation of

sing the praises of

speak highly of

pat on the back

wax lyrical about

praise to the skies

throw bouquets at

say nice things about

go into raptures about

pay respects to

look on with favour

take one's hat off to

give a standing ovation

crack someone up

give a round of applause

show appreciation for

give credit for

give recognition to

express respect for

show appreciation

give a big cigar

wish happy returns

applaud someone to the echo

rhapsodize over

put on a pedestal

rhapsodize about

clap one's hands

give a standing ovation to

ask for an encore

drink a toast to

go into raptures over

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Verb

To express verbally

give expression to

give utterance to

bring into the open

shout from the rooftops

give expression

make a statement

be specific about

give blow-by-blow

get one's tongue round

give an account of

take the wraps off

bring something up

find expression for

share your feelings

express feelings

provide details

give details of

put in two cents

particularize^US

speak coherently

spill the beans

say insincerely

open your mouth

give an airing to

bring out into the open

particularise^UK

say for form's sake

get off your chest

let it be known

tell information

let the cat out of the bag

give the show away

let it all hang out

give the game away

shout from the housetops

get on a soapbox

spread it around

shoot off one's mouth

give evidence of

create the impression of being

give every indication of being

have the appearance of being

create the impression that

strike someone that

give every indication that

strike as being

give the impression that

give the impression of being

have the air of being

bring to public notice

call attention to

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

bring to public attention

beat the drum for

put it on record

give publicity to

blow the lid off

bang the drum for

let anyone know of

make a pitch for

issue a statement about

characterize^US

come clean about

draw attention to

individualize^US

individualise^UK

be an indication of

get on soapbox for

make reference to

spill the beans about

characterise^UK

let someone know of

blow the gaff on

beat the drum about

offer as a suggestion

throw spotlight on

bear witness to

breathe a word of

lay down the law

run off at mouth

exchange information

put in circulation

take the lid off

give the low-down

bring out into open

put cards on table

give a description of

paint a word picture of

provide details of

give the facts on

give a rundown of

get out of your system

give details on

make clean breast

allow to be valid

put on the airwaves

communicate information

give advance notice

give an introduction

put before the public

deliberate about

exchange views about

make mention of

exchange views on

give an account

give advance notice of

speak briefly of

expose information

make acquainted with

make a clean breast of

come out of the closet

make a clean breast

go into details

spill your guts

circumstantiate

blow the whistle on

spill the beans on

pull the plug on

open one's heart to

open your heart

share a confidence

unbosom oneself to

unburden oneself to

get down to brass tacks

quote chapter and verse

be conscious of

continue to speak

be conscious that

give the details of

paint a picture

make intelligible

put in plain English

express in words

put in plain words

give an explanation of

congratulate oneself

big-note oneself

blow your own horn

pat oneself on the back

flatter oneself

let everybody know

initiate legal action

say in response

round on someone

spill your guts about

blow the whistle

let your hair down

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Noun

A loud, sharp cry of pain, distress, surprise, or delight

sudden utterance

yelled statement

high-pitched shout

loud communication

cock-a-doodle-doo

formal complaint

howls of protest

chorus of disapproval

emphatic exclamation

howl of protest

moans and groans

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“As I drew back my string aiming for the head of the rabbit, I suddenly heard a loud yell as I released the arrow. The yell caused me to miss the rabbit but my adrenaline started to spike as I heard a louder yell.”

Noun

A funny person, typically an entertainer

life of the party

barrel of laughs

straight person

practical joker

stand-up comedian

a million laughs

writer of comedy

wearer of the motley

clownlike person

comic entertainer

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Noun

The act or art of speaking

vocalisation^UK

vocalization^US

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