shouts

Calls across distance

Shouts is the plural of shout—loud, emphatic vocalizations meant to be heard at a distance or to convey strong emotion.

People shout warnings, commands, or greetings: Shouts of joy erupted from the crowd.

The verb form means to call out loudly: She shouts across the playground.

In British and Australian slang, shouts are rounds of drinks: The next round of shouts is on me.

vocalization

yell

Speak very loudly

roar · shriek · holler · cry · screech · whoop · call · exclaim · caterwaul · ululate

volume

loudness

Perceived sound intensity

howl · thunderous · deafening · earsplitting · piercing · shrill · booming · stentorian · fortissimo · resonant

protest

riot

Violent public disturbance

dissent · outcry · clamor · chanting · slogan · picket · rally · mob · march · uprising

support

cheers

Casual toast or farewell

chanting · ovation · hurrah · hooray · bravo · ole · cheer · rooting · boosting · acclamation

fervor

passion

Intense emotional drive

vehemence · fury · rage · fire · spirit · devotion · fanaticism · intensity · fierceness · vigor

demand

order

Methodical arrangement or request

directive · mandate · imperative · summons · injunction · dictate · instruction · decree · requirement · bark

alarm

warning

Alert about danger

evacuate · panic · distress · intruder · threat · caution · signal · siren · horn · whistle

Categories
Opposites
volume/loudness

shoutswhispers

Speaks very quietly

murmurs · mutters · mumbles · breathes · hisses

emotional intensity/force

shoutswhimpers

Cries weakly and softly

whispers · murmurs · sighs · coos · soothes

communicative manner

shoutsremarks

Spoken comments or notes

observes · notes · mentions · intones · drones

Phrases
Family

shout, shouting, shouted, shouter, shouters, shout out, shout down

Familiarity
Top 10,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G