shout
/ʃaʊt/
verb
- To say something very loudly, often to be heard over noise or from a distance.
- The coach had to shout over the cheering crowd to give instructions.
- Please don't shout in the library; people are trying to study.
- I shouted my friend's name across the park to get her attention.
- To express strong emotion, such as anger or excitement, by raising your voice.
- He shouted with joy when his team scored the winning goal.
- The children shouted in excitement as the fireworks began.
- My dad rarely shouts, but he was really frustrated today.
noun
- A loud cry or call expressing strong emotion or an attempt to be heard.
- We heard a shout from the other side of the field.
- Her shout of surprise made everyone turn around.
- The crowd let out a huge shout when the concert started.