Exclamations

What do we mean by exclamations?

A loud calling or crying out, for example as in surprise, pain, grief, joy, anger, etc.

A word expressing outcry; an interjection

A clause type used to make an exclamatory statement: What a mess they made!; How stupid I was!

The sign "!" by which outcry or emphatic utterance is marked.

The act of exclaiming; outcry; loud complaint or protest. Urban Dictionary

Single words or short phrases yelled during the act of sexual intercourse. Often used at times of extreme pain, pleasure, or while climaxing. Urban Dictionary

The act of putting multiple exclamation marks after a phrase Urban Dictionary

What happens in one's pants when they see something sexy and aren't afraid to hide it. Urban Dictionary

N. A person who over uses Exclamation Points when writing note to people or when talking on MSN Messenger. For Example – “Hey! What’s up! How you been!!!!!!” Urban Dictionary

A fart at the end of a good, long piss. Urban Dictionary

A chicks vag and asshole combination package makes an exclamation point (!). Notice the line (vag) and dot (anus) and separation of the two entities (taint). Urban Dictionary

The sprinkles on the ice cream sunday of punctuation. used to make something interesting, to express interest, to show emotion, excitement, anger, add emphasis, and make names really cool; the actual term may be used when someone makes an excellent point-possibly even causing you to make a realization Urban Dictionary

Originally coined by chess master Danny Rensch, double exclam is a suffix to any outstanding move, chess or otherwise. It is sometimes said as "double exclamaviotch." Urban Dictionary

The rule of thumb regarding the amount of exclamation marks that are accepted by society. You are permitted to use one, three, five, seven or more exclamation marks. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to exclamations:
exclamations, exclamation, explanations, excavations, acclamations, declamations, reclamations, exclamational.

Words that rhyme with exclamations:
congratulations, abbreviations, communications, implications, relations, ramifications, operations, aspirations, patients, machinations, allegations, nations, expectations, accommodations, telecommunications, tribulations, regulations, reparations, applications, stations, generations, connotations, reservations, qualifications, limitations, impatiens, specifications, renovations, complications, obligations, observations, considerations, innovations, annotations, preparations, affiliations, palpitations, negotiations, aberrations, variations, associations, indications, publications, recommendations, accusations, creations, foundations, revelations, installations, fluctuations, combinations, deliberations, united nations, situations, affirmations, immunizations, adaptations, carnations, manifestations, celebrations, organizations, recriminations, classifications, permutations, public relations, ministrations, appropriations, cations, hallucinations, vacations, depredations, constellations, deviations, appalachians, citations, denominations, allocations, illustrations, alterations, altercations, stipulations, decorations, informations, medications, locations, conversations, denunciations, crustaceans, gyrations, lacerations, sensations, animations, configurations, occupations, ruminations, corporations, vibrations, explanations, calculations, congregations.

Adjectives that are often used to describe exclamations:
loud, such, many, passionate, few, little, various, angry, broken, short, excited, wild, frequent, utter, similar, violent, joyful, incoherent, joyous, indignant, sudden, rapturous, spontaneous, low, usual, occasional, involuntary, sharp, enthusiastic, mere, guttural, brief, frantic, vehement, pious, suppressed, noisy, strange, shrill, disjointed, smothered, emotional, piteous, ecstatic, muffled, sundry, delighted, furious, vain, inarticulate, bitter, constant, numerous, appropriate, pathetic, confused, rhetorical, emphatic, impatient, eager, subdued, happy, astonished, impassioned, stifled, simultaneous, fresh, abrupt, verbal, whispered, vague, quick, soft, continual, fierce, surprised, repeated, frightened, shocked, uncouth, sorrowful, unconnected, sympathetic, customary.

Words that sound like exclamations:
exclamations, exclamation, explanations, acclamations, excavations, explanation, disclamation, disclination, assignations, six nations.