Shout

What do we mean by shout?

A loud cry. noun

To say with or utter a shout. synonym: yell. transitive & intransitive verb

To overwhelm or silence by shouting loudly. phrasal verb

A vehement and sudden outcry, expressing joy, exultation, animated courage, or other emotion; also, a loud call to attract attention at a distance, to be heard by one hard of hearing, or the like. noun

To utter a loud significant call or outcry, either inarticulate, as in laughter, calls, signals, etc., or articulate; speak in a very loud and vohement manner.

To order drink for another or others as a treat.

To utter in a loud and vehement voice; utter with a shout; express with raised voice.

A small boat, nearly flat-bottomed and very light, used for passing over the drains in various parts of Lincolnshire: when broader and larger it is used in shooting wild ducks in the marshes. and is then called a gunning-shout. noun

A treat; a free drink. noun

To utter a sudden and loud outcry, as in joy, triumph, or exultation, or to attract attention, to animate soldiers, etc. intransitive verb

To entertain with refreshments or the like gratuitously; to treat. intransitive verb

To utter shouts at; to deride or revile with shouts. intransitive verb

To utter with a shout; to cry; -- sometimes with out. transitive verb

To treat with shouts or clamor. transitive verb

To treat (one) to something; also, to give (something) by way of treating. transitive verb

A loud burst of voice or voices; a vehement and sudden outcry, especially of a multitudes expressing joy, triumph, exultation, or animated courage. noun

A gratuitous entertainment, with refreshments or the like; a treat. noun

A loud burst of voice or voices; a vehement and sudden outcry, especially that of a multitude expressing joy, triumph, exultation, or animated courage. noun

A round of drinks in a pub; the turn to pay the shot or scot; an act of paying for a round of drinks. noun

A call-out for an emergency services team. noun

A loud burst of voice or voices; a violent and sudden outcry, especially that of a multitude expressing joy, triumph, exultation, anger, or animated courage.

A round of drinks in a pub; the turn to pay the shot or scot; an act of paying for a round of drinks.

A call-out for an emergency services team.

A greeting, name-check or other mention, for example on a radio or TV programme.

UK slang term referring to a party of some sort such as house parties etc. Commonly used in Manchester. No different to any other type of party. Urban Dictionary

The words you say in shoutbox is called shout. Urban Dictionary

This is often done in black churches when you feel the "holy spirit". it is usually very big and draws a lot of attention. you may stomp on the floor and yell or jump up an down or number of other movements. Urban Dictionary

A status update posted on the website Shoutitout, it may contain a photo, link, checkin, or video as well. Urban Dictionary

Australian term, meaning to buy or give something to someone else. Urban Dictionary

When someone suggests a good idea or motive. Urban Dictionary

Slang for "that sounds good", if someone says a good idea you would say "that's a shout !!" Urban Dictionary

Australian saying, meaning "shout" drinks. To buy the round of drinks. You can shout a mate anything you like, as long as you have the money!. Works on a reciprocal system, unless your mates are tightarses Urban Dictionary

Another word for idea. A thought or notion, anything that is conjured up in the brain and sometimes put into action and/or shared with the rest of the crowd. Urban Dictionary

New Zealand/Australian term. Past tense of shout. Meaning to have bought something for someone else with no gain to oneself (expect the expectation that they'll do the same for you sometime in the future). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to shout:
shout, short, shot, shut, shoot, stout, scout, snout, spout, shou, hout, shoup, smout, shott, shoul, sout, thout, shoat, shrout, schout, shoun, chout, shous, shoud, showt, shost, skout, wshout.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word shout:
outs, mst, factory, scream, loudly, loud, dvd, shouting, devil, cry, knock, yourself, beatles, twist, spears, hey, joy, abortion, chorus, tears, releasing, hear, select, bonus, sony, glory, sing, praise, released, disc, exclusively, heard, entertainment, johnny, cult, sung, phrase, your, complete, you, worship, crowd, license, featuring.

Words that rhyme with shout:
out, about, route, doubt, tout, rout, clout, throughout, scout, drought, bout, without, stout, flout, pout, sprout, layout, fallout, gout, trout, rollout, lout, spout, roundabout, devout, check out, bailout, breakout, redoubt, work out, blackout, workout, carry out, lookout, handout, turn out, knockout, turnout, set out, checkout, snout, timeout, burnout, make out, grout, figure out, blowout, dropout, put out, take out, washout, payout, call out, takeout, sauerkraut, cutout, roll out, sort out, hangout, standout, buyout, lay out, bail out, freak out, find out, hang out, reach out, printout, break out, bring about, look out, point out, rule out, play out, come out, stand out, lockout, readout, fall out, hold out, holdout, dugout, glout, reroute, ridout, pull out, cookout, drop out, knock out, tryout, cut out, knout, fill out, bring out, get out, eke out, lash out, hideout, run out, time out.

Adjectives that are often used to describe shout:
great, loud, general, mighty, wild, sudden, universal, tremendous, triumphant, hoarse, joyous, angry, joyful, long, distant, deafening, glad, single, fierce, occasional, unanimous, faint, exultant, muffled, merry, terrible, simultaneous, shrill, feeble, prolonged, excited, jubilant, louder, lusty, stentorian, happy, terrific, cheerful, utter, inhuman, raucous, hearty, savage, near, furious, thunderous, cheery, loudest, derisive, defiant, usual, tumultuous, dreadful, harsh, familiar, sharp, frantic, immense, huge, gleeful, welcome, enthusiastic, involuntary, friendly, victorious, half, frenzied, spontaneous, quick, silent, glorious, boisterous, drunken, pitched, united, hideous, strangled, fearful, gay.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective shout:
salvation, victory, title, outs, installation, articles, word, earth, out, glory, brother, verb, freedom, time, hosanna, hallelujah.

Consonant match to shout:
shot, shit, sheet, shoot, shut, shirt, chute, shoat, shute, shite, shote, shott, schott, scheidt, schutt, shatt, shutt, szot, schadt, schut, schaadt, schaut, szott.

Words that sound like shout:
shout, shot, shott, chaat, xat, schott, szot, shoot, shut, sheet, chute, shite, shat, shyt, shet, shute, sheat, shoat, shatt, scheidt, chaet, schutt, schadt, schut, schuit, chaut, shette, shutt, jout, chout, shod, schaad, should, shade, shed, showed, shouts, jot, shad, sht, shouter, shied, shoed, sheed, shao, shouty, shooed, shid, hst, shedd, schuld, she'd, sched, shrout, schade, shadd, shide, schow, schad, shough, shewed, scheid, hsiao, shau, jott, shode, shadde, shude, shoad, chott, jhat, schede, scheide, chat, cheat, git, chit, chet, hout, geet, jat, choate, chait, chut, gte, choat, jate, chot, chowed, chatte, gitt, jatte, gibt, jagt, howt, cedt, chuet, chutt, ciit, gtw.