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Noun
A loud cry expressing strong emotion or calling for attention
A loud commotion, disturbance or activity
A repeated rhythmic phrase, typically one shouted or sung in unison by a crowd
A rude and mocking remark
The action or sound of laughing
A poetical composition for use in the praise or worship of God
A shout or call used to greet, commend or attract attention
Speaking or singing
A warning of danger
Verb
To speak or yell loudly
To talk in a loud, angry and aggressive way
To state or express something in words (or sounds)
To encourage or praise vocally
Practise a form of singing or calling marked by rapid alternation between the normal voice and falsetto
To summon or signal (to someone or a vehicle)
To emit or cause to emit sound
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Noun
▲
A loud cry expressing strong emotion or calling for attention
yell
cry
call
howl
bellow
roar
scream
bawl
holler
shriek
whoop
bay
cheer
screech
squall
squawk
wail
yawp
clamor
US
clamour
UK
exclamation
hoot
squeal
vociferation
yelp
yowl
caterwaul
caterwauling
crying
howling
outcry
screaming
shrieking
wailing
yelling
bark
salvo
tumult
uproar
yammer
yap
loud outcry
cry out
yelled statement
loud communication
ululation
yip
whine
growl
hurrah
hullabaloo
hubbub
noise
shouting
interjection
ejaculation
acclamation
groan
weep
hue and cry
whimper
bell
ululate
squeak
din
blare
huzzah
utterance
huzza
moan
babel
baying
roaring
cacophony
blubber
applause
lament
ovation
grunt
acclaim
keen
halloo
plaudits
rallying call
war cry
call to arms
call to battle
battle cry
war whoop
rallying cry
rebel yell
cheering
approval
hail
approbation
laudation
expletive
clapping
raves
bravo
hurray
shrill
hosanna
alleluia
encouragement
sudden utterance
clangour
UK
clangor
US
lamentation
whinge
yawl
mewl
plaint
woof
hollo
hoop
short
jeer
hiss
boo
calling
ahoy
signal
alarm
catcall
clamouring
UK
raspberry
crash
bird
note
grumble
clamoring
US
crow
snort
razz
peal
taunt
cackle
fuss
caw
ruckus
trill
high-pitched shout
whistle
heehaw
whinny
yoo-hoo
quest
clatter
mock
interposition
interpolation
outburst
guffaw
Bronx cheer
sound
bray
neigh
emphatic exclamation
bawling
yowling
screeching
yelping
harsh sound
war song
banzai
war dance
sob
keening
bleat
complaint
croak
moaning
murmur
barking
snivel
nyao
purr
mew
meow
grizzle
pule
protest
cluck
grouse
gripe
grievance
beef
clack
sigh
objection
grouch
harsh call
protestation
dissent
demurral
carp
commotion
opposition
kvetch
disapproval
indignation
furore
UK
whining
miserere
flak
stink
furor
US
hoo-ha
howls of protest
formal complaint
crowing
cock-a-doodle-doo
chorus of disapproval
snarl
hue
animal yelp
jeering
blub
squalling
rasp
sniffle
gasp
miaow
miaowing
ululating
wheeze
bellowing
growling
trumpet
hack
exception
remonstrance
demur
expostulation
challenge
flood of tears
demurrer
question
croaking
squawking
criticism
difficulty
kick
cough
outrage
babble
howl of protest
talk
fracas
bowwow
brawl
bluster
chatter
row
bangarang
rumpus
bedlam
griping
muttering
uproariousness
katzenjammer
discord
fanfare
turbulence
bewailing
disquietude
disquiet
boisterousness
carping
ruction
ballyhoo
hullaballoo
grousing
grouching
bellyache
complaining
whingeing
hubba-hubba
ferment
beefing
murmuring
whispering
mithering
moans and groans
plaintive cry
more ❯
“An excited
shout
proclaimed that the enemy was upon us.”
Noun
▲
A loud commotion, disturbance or activity
din
uproar
commotion
tumult
hubbub
hullabaloo
pandemonium
rumpus
row
disturbance
fuss
ruction
ado
brouhaha
outcry
confusion
bedlam
fracas
chaos
shouting
vociferation
disquiet
yelling
stramash
screaming
babble
babbling
caterwauling
ululation
buzz
boisterousness
tintamarre
hurly-burly
hoo-ha
noise
roar
howl
racket
clamour
UK
clamor
US
ruckus
complaint
turmoil
blare
exclamation
upheaval
convulsion
bustle
discord
ferment
hassle
clinker
lament
protesting
remonstrance
to-do
hubba-hubba
hue and cry
furore
UK
furor
US
bluster
disorder
turbulence
kerfuffle
bother
clatter
ballyhoo
hoopla
pother
whirl
storm
blather
welter
moil
bobbery
mayhem
foofaraw
shindy
unrest
excitement
squall
stew
agitation
williwaw
hurly
babel
splore
clutter
corroboree
hurricane
hurry
flurry
flap
coil
zoo
riot
fun
do
activity
stir
splash
scene
bangarang
backwash
maelstrom
ructions
helter-skelter
hubble-bubble
hurry-scurry
hoo-hah
alarums and excursions
hurry-skurry
song and dance
disquietude
sensation
whirlwind
disarray
anarchy
lawlessness
snafu
shambles
chaotic situation
talk
bowwow
brawl
chatter
cry
squawk
lamentation
bewailing
uproariousness
yelp
katzenjammer
fanfare
bellow
havoc
perturbation
folderol
broil
disruption
frenzy
affray
stink
aggro
excitation
donnybrook
lather
palaver
action
fermentation
discomposure
fireworks
melee
pantomime
dither
restlessness
hustle
tamasha
annoyance
combustion
production
trouble
breach of the peace
big scene
fuss and bother
bobsy-die
carry-on
big stink
hell broke loose
argy-bargy
hustle and bustle
more ❯
Noun
▲
A repeated rhythmic phrase, typically one shouted or sung in unison by a crowd
chant
cry
slogan
call
chanting
chorus
song
rallying call
war cry
Noun
▲
A rude and mocking remark
jeer
boo
hiss
taunt
catcall
mockery
ridicule
sneer
abuse
derision
hoot
insult
jibe
scoffing
teasing
bird
booing
catcalling
disapproval
heckling
hectoring
hissing
interruption
raspberry
razz
scoff
scorn
shouting
snort
aspersion
barracking
gibe
knocking
obloquy
Bronx cheer
whistle
brickbat
taunting
ridiculing
wolf whistle
heckle
shout of derision
Noun
▲
The action or sound of laughing
heehaw
amusement
cachinnation
cackle
chortle
chuckle
chuckling
crack-up
crow
fit
gesture
giggle
giggling
glee
guffaw
hilarity
howling
laughter
merriment
mirth
peal
rejoicing
roar
shriek
snicker
snigger
snort
sound
titter
yuck
laugh
twitter
boffo
hee-haw
boff
horselaugh
boffola
belly laugh
loud laugh
chortling
guffawing
tittering
laughing
howl
deep laugh
peal of laughter
shriek of laughter
bellow of laughter
hearty laugh
roar of laughter
hoot of laughter
hysterics
fits
hooting
convulsions
roaring
crowing
snorting
shouting
har-de-har
happiness
tehee
sneer
hoot
simper
smirk
tee-hee
gurgle
riot
scream
sidesplitter
half-suppressed laugh
gale
suppressed laugh
ha-ha
teehee
inward laughter
outburst of laughter
howler
wow
thigh-slapper
rib tickler
good one
cry of mirth
wit
comedy
gas
lark
yell
knee-slapper
bundle of laughs
bundle of fun
more ❯
Noun
▲
A poetical composition for use in the praise or worship of God
psalm
hymn
carol
anthem
canticle
chant
paean
antiphon
chorale
introit
plainsong
prayer
spiritual
celebration
eulogy
lay
miserere
plainchant
poem
psalmody
psalter
song
song of praise
verse
religious song
sacred song
doxology
alleluia
hosanna
oratorio
aria
ditty
littany
choral
lied
ode
laud
hallelujah
chorus
evensong
descant
worship song
melody
tune
national hymn
ballad
strain
canzonet
warble
folk song
noel
Noel
madrigal
intonation
incantation
Christmas song
singing
mantra
recitation
joyful hymn
recitative
cantillation
panegyric
encomium
tribute
croon
trill
lilt
commendation
accolade
number
air
eulogium
dithyramb
homage
extolment
testimonial
acclamation
exaltation
salutation
plaudit
citation
glorification
praise
shanty
track
jingle
choon
vocal
waiata
refrain
record
rock
composition
single
opera
piece
oldie
blues
lullaby
solo
round
laudation
bouquet
pean
compliment
pop song
popular song
rock and roll
golden oldie
shout of praise
more ❯
Noun
▲
A shout or call used to greet, commend or attract attention
hail
call
cry
salutation
salute
acknowledgment
US
acknowledgement
UK
greeting
hello
welcome
hallo
halloo
address
reception
nod
salaam
howdy
recognition
obeisance
hailing
gesture
aloha
welcoming
wave
appreciation
acclamation
credit
support
reaction
toast
homage
tribute
hi
hongi
how-do-you-do
ciao
curtsy
kiss
bow
ave
high five
acceptance
signal
hospitality
gesture of respect
sign of respect
ovation
fáilte
handshake
entertainment
key to the city
friendliness
red carpet
entrée
genuflection
kowtow
namaskar
bend
genuflect
reverence
response
reply
consideration
receipt
notice
heed
answer
saluting
answering
comeback
bending of the knee
more ❯
Noun
▲
Speaking or singing
vocalism
articulation
utterance
enunciation
vocalisation
UK
vocalization
US
call
cry
delivery
exclamation
inflexion
UK
inflection
US
intonation
modulation
murmur
mutter
roar
song
sound
speech
statement
tone
tongue
vent
vociferation
words
yell
expression
remark
word
opinion
comment
pronouncement
observation
declaration
voice
verbalism
phrasing
formulation
announcement
reflection
wording
thought
rant
revelation
asseveration
thesis
talk
oration
communication
reply
sentence
recitation
note
noise
assertion
spiel
ejaculation
peroration
discourse
response
Noun
▲
A warning of danger
alarm
alert
bell
siren
warning
tocsin
admonishment
admonition
caution
forewarning
heads-up
horn
notice
whistle
danger signal
hooter
alarm signal
blast
buzzer
call
clock
cry
drum
flap
flash
gong
Mayday
nod
scramble
scream
sign
signal
squeal
tip
trumpet
warning device
warning sound
wink
yell
alarm bell
distress signal
red flag
red light
high sign
tip off
klaxon
fire alarm
SOS
alarum
cry for help
chime
call for help
carillon
bleeper
burglar alarm
dinger
knell
warning bell
flag
flare
warning signal
beeper
timer
Klaxon
foghorn
smoke alarm
sprinkler system
notification
signal of distress
notice to mariners
cymbal
emergency signal
emergency alarm
heat sensor
smoke detector
fire bell
toll
peal
ding-dong
doorbell
clapper
Vesper
tintinnabulum
curfew
ringer
buzz
glockenspiel
school bell
church bell
sleigh bell
hand bell
ship's bell
more ❯
Verb
▲
To speak or yell loudly
yell
bellow
roar
bawl
cry
bay
call
holler
scream
shriek
cheer
vociferate
wail
clamour
UK
hollo
howl
screech
squall
squawk
yawp
caterwaul
halloo
squeal
thunder
whoop
yelp
bark
clamor
US
exclaim
yammer
yap
hoot
yowl
cry out
speak loudly
call out
raise your voice
sound off
call at the top of one's voice
ululate
growl
shrill
bluster
snarl
sing out
hiss
snap
utter
hail
yip
speak out
ejaculate
trumpet
speak up
rout
cooee
shout out
blurt out
boom
jeer
weep
moan
lament
blare
boo
taunt
sing
yoo-hoo
proclaim
blat
talk loudly
bolt
burst out with
grunt
spit
say angrily
emit
say brusquely
keen
say abruptly
bray
hurrah
heckle
whistle
whine
catcall
bell
din
burst out
grumble
groan
mutter
fulminate
hurl
gnarl
shout loudly
raise Cain
outcry
blurt
complain
raise the roof
abuse
retort
scowl
put up a howl
sneer
utter suddenly
shout down
come out with
speak brusquely
vent
rasp
voice
speak abruptly
speak angrily
snort
say nastily
say roughly
speak sharply
say
huzzah
protest
brawl
greet
speak clearly
huzza
hoop
woof
announce
mourn
sob
squeak
low
demand
claim
call hello to
press
beller
urge
rap out
yoo hoo
make a noise
quest
whimper
blubber
crow
speak more loudly
screak
rumble
gabble
trill
cackle
caw
insist on
make a claim for
holler out
give
sound loudly
shudder
career
skid
judder
interrupt
grate
cheep
creak
peep
scream bloody murder
berate
deride
gibe
pipe up
let everybody know
rejoin
riposte
speak roughly
speak nastily
give the bird to
mock
flare
retaliate
fly off the handle at
snap back
lash out
jump down one's throat
get angry
take it out on
round on someone
lash out at
jump down someone's throat
send forth
give forth
let loose
barrack
shout at
declare
state
figure
assert
express
splutter
sputter
scoff
scorn
razz
guffaw
blow raspberries
call aloud
say loudly
rend the air
more ❯
“Simply because she can
shout
louder than Kelvin Ramnath does not mean that she makes sense.”
Verb
▲
To talk in a loud, angry and aggressive way
rave
rant
storm
rage
fume
fulminate
bluster
roar
spout
declaim
huff
bellow
thunder
harangue
rail
babble
be furious
rant and rave
be enraged
be incensed
be beside oneself
be livid
lose control
go crazy
go mad
have a fit
blow a fuse
go bananas
hit the roof
foam at the mouth
freak out
go off the deep end
go wild
hold forth
go up the wall
fly off the handle
go ape
froth at the mouth
deliver a tirade
go crackers
blow your top
lose one's temper
run amuck
deliver a harangue
explode in anger
be very angry
carry on
go into a frenzy
be delirious
go spare
go through the roof
talk wildly
come unglued
rattle on
talk endlessly
flip your lid
make a to-do
be fit to be tied
have steam coming out of one's ears
lose your cool
flip one's wig
yell
scold
sound off
go on
explode
bristle
complain
keep on
vociferate
pontificate
cry
trumpet
soapbox
seethe
clamour
UK
objurgate
bloviate
spiel
stump
orate
perorate
sizzle
mouth
clamor
US
mouth off
go on and on
take on
go berserk
be angry
see red
go ballistic
boil
steam
rankle
blow up
crack up
wig out
be infuriated
foam
smoulder
UK
burn
chafe
spit
smolder
US
flare up
lose it
get worked up
spit feathers
breathe fire
lecture
protest
speak
expatiate
sermonize
US
talk
address
simmer
erupt
shoot off one's mouth
fret
buttonhole
sermonise
UK
tear into
get steamed up
talk to
lose your temper
be boiling over
go on about
be steamed up
do one's head in
flip out
throw a fit
lose your rag
jump up and down
be hot under the collar
spiel to
do one's nut in
be wild
jabber
grumble
yap
smart
speak to
rumble
fester
flare
anger
sputter
initiate a discussion with
be uptight
be tense
be agitated
be in a rage
be up in arms
raise the roof
become angry
become enraged
go into a rage
go into a fury
get mad
become furious
blow a gasket
get angry
be all steamed up
be at boiling point
champ at the bit
get hot
chomp at the bit
get hot under the collar
get steamed up about
speechify
throw a tantrum
be indignant
be irate
brag
ramble
boast
vapour
UK
vapor
US
utter
chatter
spellbind
talk at length
talk forcefully
ramble on
rabbit on
tear
charge
crack
snap
flip
riot
panic
unhinge
freak
act wildly
go off one's rocker
throw a wobbly
behave in a wild way
lose control of the situation
go to pieces
go insane
go off your head
go out of your mind
lose your mind
blow one's stack
get hysterical
rampage
run amok
rush madly
go on the rampage
run wild
rush wildly
run riot
discourse
denounce
criticize
US
censure
scream
splutter
descant
execrate
curse
exhort
blast
decry
excoriate
castigate
condemn
flame
vilify
inveigh
berate
vituperate
apostrophize
attack
reprobate
put down
upbraid
arraign
disparage
animadvert
lambaste
diss
protest against
be incandescent
have a tantrum
make a scene
lose the plot
snap at
let off steam
overflow with anger
boil over
work oneself into sweat
look daggers
rail against
speak out
denunciate
declaim to
spout at
preach to
give a lecture to
sermonize to
speechify to
hold forth to
get on a soapbox
spout to
pontificate to
preachify to
criticise
UK
make a stand
menace
intimidate
take a stand
vociferate about
mouth off about
animadvert upon
inveigh against
kick up a stink about
kick up a fuss about
swear at
more ❯
Verb
▲
To state or express something in words (or sounds)
utter
say
state
express
declare
voice
articulate
speak
pronounce
announce
reveal
tell
verbalise
UK
verbalize
US
enunciate
divulge
disclose
proclaim
vocalise
UK
vocalize
US
publish
deliver
assert
air
talk
recite
sound
affirm
mouth
promulgate
pass
declaim
exclaim
asseverate
spiel
mutter
blurt
whisper
breathe
modulate
jaw
ejaculate
lip
chime
chin
make known
bring out
give expression to
put into words
throw out
give words to
go on and on
communicate
convey
intone
give voice to
vent
mention
impart
mumble
yak
gab
advertise
advertize
chirp
word
cry
repeat
broadcast
report
publicize
US
talk about
publicise
UK
put forward
give out
spell out
give away
come out with
make public
give utterance to
cite
claim
yammer
blab
profess
relate
phrase
remark
intimate
propose
purport
opine
allege
argue
testify
denote
present
suggest
maintain
aver
avouch
admit
indicate
enounce
spout
break silence
recount
emphasize
US
confess
stress
note
rap
emphasise
UK
annunciate
put forth
murmur
blazon
trumpet
blare
herald
drawl
pipe
pop off
put across
get across
sound out
shout from the rooftops
pipe up with
respond
answer
reply
add
give voice
comment
flap
converse
open your mouth
chat
observe
moan
groan
emit
call
raise
burst out
blabber
rejoin
ventilate
table
moot
disseminate
broach
couch
discuss
submit
spread
advance
debate
frame
let out
circulate
expound
advocate
look
import
avow
designate
give
propound
formulate
chant
inform
asservate
bespeak
hint
connote
inflect
put
intonate
insinuate
reassert
clothe
allegate
roar
yell
reaffirm
render
talk of
set forth
attest to
put in words
testify to
pour out
put over
get over
lay down
point out
give testimony
make out
give utterance
go into
give expression
speak out
give vent to
bear witness
bring forward
bring into the open
flash
post
placard
release
blaze
pass round
bruit about
pass on
bruit
press
detail
relay
attest
offer
predicate
outline
address
spill
contend
vouch
explain
protest
plead
orate
chatter
quote
retell
summarise
UK
regurgitate
clarify
narrate
signal
gas
perorate
rehearse
expose
swear
specify
evince
summarize
US
translate
read
soliloquize
speak about
reel off
get off
make clear
acknowledge
let on
produce
describe
betray
let on about
comment on
unveil
show
let slip
display
exhibit
allow
issue
drop
interject
interpose
leak
weigh in
chime in
sound off
make
mouth off
preach
refer to
come clean
blurt out
touch on
own
style
own up
babble
reflect
unfold
perform
parrot
let drop
bare
spill the beans
say aloud
introduce
do
name
editorialize
US
read aloud
speak of
notify
editorialise
UK
bring up
repeat from memory
tell of
lay open
burst out with
give forth
phonate
remark on
call out
unbosom
particularize
US
define
unmask
uncover
uncloak
sermonize
US
rant
represent
particularise
UK
elucidate
get one's tongue round
harangue
signify
pontificate
concede
instance
vouchsafe
discover
speechify
serve
notice
open up
give an account of
cough
commentate
wisecrack
break the news
pass comment
read out
go public with
animadvert
tell the truth
advert to
hold forth
sermonise
UK
lay bare
blow the lid off
blow the gaff
blow wide open
let the cat out of the bag
ramble
give the show away
touch upon
make plain
come clean about
let anyone know of
illustrate
give the game away
take the wraps off
bring out into the open
breathe a word of
get off your chest
allude to
shoot off one's mouth
accent
set
reference
pose
chip in
return
explicate
mime
identify
provide
postulate
bespout
cantillate
daven
insist
coo
ring out
reproduce
certify
throw in
put in two cents
contribute
dress up
systematize
US
confide
spell
intend
say insincerely
find expression for
recapitulate
have your say
jabber
demonstrate
paraphrase
hold
confirm
itemize
US
inform of
adduce
advert
register
lodge
administer
warrant
vow
witness
guarantee
move
crack
pass comment on
say something about
have a say
dictate
transmit
codify
systematise
UK
itemise
UK
tell information
make reference to
say for form's sake
depose
examine
hand down
bring in
let it be known
validate
stand for
point to
lay out
restate
run off at the mouth
cry out
let the cat ouf of the bag
utter suddenly
sift
scrutinize
US
add up to
let fall
give a recitation
say out loud
read out loud
deliberate
scrutinise
UK
free
talk over
discourse
give form to
posit
prove
establish
say parrot-fashion
do your party piece
bring out into open
let cat out of the bag
bring to public attention
put cards on table
dish the dirt
take the lid off
get out of your system
give the low-down
bring to public notice
go public on
enumerate
showcase
show and tell
parade
manifest
let it all hang out
sport
strut
exteriorize
wave around
give an airing to
set out
interpret
pitch
set down
blaze abroad
thresh out
take up
put out
purvey
get out
print
send out
bruit abroad
put in circulation
churn out
speak coherently
speak clearly
give account
grant
ostend
stump
blast
evidence
shout from the housetops
decree
get on a soapbox
spread it around
pass the word
blazon abroad
state publicly
mark
shout out
recognize
US
give rundown
be specific about
give blow-by-blow
out
accept
chronicle
preachify
say quickly
unfurl
squeal
overshare
squeal about
snitch
open
portray
expatiate
accede
assent
agree
moralize
US
depict
term
fulminate
rave
bluster
huff
recognise
UK
cop
spill your guts about
come out of the closet
spill the beans about
let the cat out of the bag about
charge
enlighten
apprise
advise
brief
familiarize
US
acquaint
chart
delineate
go on
fess up
make clean breast
allow to be valid
go along with
spin
paint
call attention to
let someone know of
show off
hint at
soapbox
bloviate
retail
level
sketch
gossip
familiarise
UK
verse
clear
weave
talk forcefully
brag
vapour
UK
vapor
US
ramble on
talk at length
boast
rabbit on
spellbind
moralise
UK
catch up
fill in
clue in
talk big
pile it on
blow hot air
leave word
call upon
tell on
keep posted
put before
give facts
wise up
confess to
admit to
admit guilt
let in on
spit it out
accept blame
acknowledge that
accept responsibility
plead guilty
tell all
give evidence of
chunter
grunt
be evidence of
maffle
drone
grumble
speak indistinctly
gabble
whine
talk to oneself
slur
stammer
garble
whimper
speak sotto voce
say to oneself
swallow
stutter
rumble
maunder
tell the truth about
carry the can
make a clean breast of it
more ❯
Verb
▲
To encourage or praise vocally
cheer
applaud
praise
acclaim
salute
laud
hail
honour
UK
honor
US
toast
clap
accredit
glorify
panegyrize
tout
ballyhoo
emblazon
congratulate
support
hurrah
hurray
whistle
root
plug
yell
hoot
big up
express admiration for
crack up
express approval of
big something up
bring the house down
root for
shout for
give a big hand
cheer on
holler for
rise to
sound off for
put one's hands together for
show appreciation of
extol
commend
compliment
pay tribute to
eulogize
US
sing the praises of
speak highly of
celebrate
eulogise
UK
pay homage to
admire
approve
cry up
boost
make much of
welcome
hand it to
hear it for
encourage
recommend
rave about
exalt
heap praise on
kudize
lionize
US
pat on the back
lionise
UK
stroke
wax lyrical about
praise to the skies
approve of
speak well of
hymn
vaunt
aggrandize
magnify
flatter
appreciate
recognize
US
say nice things about
puff up
go into raptures about
throw bouquets at
recognise
UK
give it up for
build up
venerate
revere
adore
rave
proclaim
endorse
worship
commemorate
ennoble
bless
sanction
crack someone up
dignify
distinguish
credit
give a posy
acknowledge
pay respects to
look on with favour
give a hand
gold star
take one's hat off to
give a round of applause
put your hands together
give a standing ovation
pat on back
barrack
herald
rah
urge on
affirm
uphold
mention
countenance
build
show appreciation for
advocate
adulate
carol
extoll
idolize
US
resound
rhapsodize over
rhapsodize about
respect
favour
UK
favor
US
cite
hats off to
idolise
UK
reverence
sing paeans to
push
go into raptures over
give credit for
give recognition to
felicitate
shout at
blow horn
give kudos
give approval
put on a pedestal
wax lyrical
give ovation
express respect for
give a bouquet
give it up
strike gently
show appreciation
applaud someone to the echo
clap one's hands
give a standing ovation to
ask for an encore
give a big cigar
wish joy to
wish one well
rejoice with
wish happy returns
give bouquet
give regards
flag
fete
usher in
lap up
drink to
drink in
drink a toast to
eat up
esteem
value
sing praises
more ❯
Verb
▲
Practise a form of singing or calling marked by rapid alternation between the normal voice and falsetto
yodel
trill
carol
warble
sing
chant
descant
croon
intone
belt out
hum
lilt
serenade
troll
intonate
quaver
perform
pipe
vocalize
US
choir
vocalise
UK
make melody
melody
sing loudly
chirp
chorus
cantillate
render
harmonise
UK
hymn
tune
singsong
harmonize
US
trololo
lullaby
solo
duet
mouth
burst into song
lift up a voice
wassail
entertain
lull
sing softly
recite
incant
doxologize
drone
more ❯
Verb
▲
To summon or signal (to someone or a vehicle)
hail
stop
catch
summon
beckon
call
flag
signal
accost
collar
buttonhole
waylay
hello
holler
nobble
wave
halloo
flag down
wave to
call out to
signal to
wave down
yoo-hoo
call over
gesture to stop
signal to stop
sing out
whistle down
whistle for
make a sign to
call to
shout to
approach
halt
detain
importune
grab
take aside
gesture
motion
hound
question
call for
get the attention of
confront
address
bother
cross
interview
discuss something with
speak to
talk to
cross-examine
initiate a discussion with
run into
intercept
solicit
corner
ambush
pounce on
swoop down on
proposition
surround
hustle
tackle
pin down
come on to
make advances
attack
restrict
take on
face
stop and talk to
remonstrate with
face up to
appeal to
propose to
implore
plead with
advise
sound out
beseech
make conversation with
make overtures to
broach
entreat
make advances to
engage in conversation
feel out
broach the matter with
broach the matter to
consult
make a proposal to
supplicate
confer with
suggest to
make a request to
more ❯
Verb
▲
To emit or cause to emit sound
sound
resound
resonate
reverberate
echo
blare
blow
chime
clang
ring
toll
blast
ding
go
peal
play
reecho
toot
go off
babble
bang
bark
boom
burst
buzz
cackle
chatter
clack
clank
clap
clatter
clink
crash
creak
hum
patter
rattle
roar
rumble
smash
squawk
thump
thunder
wail
emit
jabber
jangle
jar
moan
murmur
operate
shriek
shrill
sing
slam
snort
thud
whine
whisper
wind
detonate
explode
set off
vibrate
honk
hoot
beep
ring out
bong
trumpet
jingle
knell
tootle
drum
bellow
tinkle
bell
strike
roll
tintinnabulate
clash
whistle
bleep
pulsate
clamour
UK
clamor
US
sound out
sound loudly
re-echo
peep
chime out
growl
bray
signal
make a racket
chink
poop
parp
ding-dong
beep-beep
pipe
din
sound the horn
trill
crack
dong
ping
reproduce
make a sound
tingle
clunk
ting
make a noise
chinkle
fill the air
make noise
blow the horn
reflect
repercuss
oscillate
rout
noise
wham
tang
boing
tintannabulate
warble
summon
call
warn
page
throb
beat
make a loud sound
be filled
skirl
fife
flute
dong-dong
bounce back
grumble
pound
flash
track down
lumber
thrum
knock
bicker
rebound
recoil
plink
repeat
cannonade
whirr
pattern
rustle
quaver
ruffle
bombinate
react
redound
screech
advertize
palpitate
pulse
quop
hammer
pitter-patter
go pit-a-pat
quiver
pit-a-pat
pump
flutter
thrill
tick
tremble
pitapat
race
judder
pitpat
twitter
storm
deafen
undulate
rev
fluctuate
quake
twitch
beat rapidly
drone
ripple
bounce
heave
surge
shudder
pant
ricochet
scream
spring
shiver
writhe
bob
jounce
ebb and flow
rise and fall
shake
ache
palpate
strum
beat heavily
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