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/ˈʃaʊtɪŋ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
The action of shouting.
The shouting from the crowd could be heard blocks away.
A loud cry or call.
His shouting alarmed the neighbors.
verb
The act of speaking or calling out loudly, often to express strong emotions or to get attention.
She was shouting for help when the dog ran away.
To speak or call out loudly and forcefully.
He was shouting instructions over the noise of the crowd.
Making one's voice loud and forceful, especially in anger or excitement.
They were shouting with joy when their team won the match.
Etymology
From Middle English 'shouten', derived from Old English 'sceotan', meaning to shoot or throw.
Common Phrases and Expressions
shouting match:
A heated argument where both parties are shouting.
shouting from the rooftops:
To announce something loudly and publicly.
shouting in the wind:
To speak or argue without being heard or acknowledged.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
To express excitement or enthusiasm loudly.
They were all shouting when their team scored a goal.
To argue or complain vocally.
Stop shouting at me, I can hear you!