Shouts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHOUTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHOUT, to yell loudly
• (of a person) utter a loud cry, typically as an expression of a strong emotion
• say something very loudly
• speak loudly and angrily to
• prevent someone from speaking or being heard by shouting
• indicate or express (a particular quality) unequivocally or powerfully
• treat (someone) to (something, especially a drink)
• buy a round of drinks
NOUN:
• a loud cry expressing a strong emotion or calling attention
• a call-out for one of the emergency services.
• one's turn to buy a round of drinks
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to utter loudly

Words related to SHOUTS

shout8 shouted11 shouting12

How to use SHOUTS in a sentence

• Chandler made some remarks unfit for repetition, but which were greeted with shouts of laughter.
• Her enthusiasm attracted attention, and visitors smiled to see her clap her hands, and to hear her little shouts of pleasure or of fun.
• Then there was a stillness in the village, and shouts and laughter came up from the valley no more, only the occasional sound of the organ and of song.
• And before this, there had been the cry aloft and the crash down on deck, followed by the shouts of the frightened crew, and the sounds of many feet running.
• The shouts of the assemblage proclaimed that it was the king.
• A cart had stopped near my lodgings, and my ears were assailed by the groans of anguish, and the shouts of frantic exultation.
• In this way I heard the shouts of Geran, Varvara, Oudjarry, Kiourdamir, Klourdane, then Karasoul, Navagi.
• The sleepy fools had not heard those wings battering upon the dome, nor his shouts.
• Jack, meanwhile, heard, the shouts, and, though alarmed by them, held on a steady course.
• The shouts, yells, and groans which they uttered, and which were echoed by the concourse in the rear, were perfectly frightful.
• Then the earth shouts with gladness, and her tribes Gather within their ancient bounds again.
• Then they suddenly burst forth with loud shouts and wild uproar.
• She heard the loud shouts and oaths with which they sought to increase their speed.
• The guards and the people received them again with shouts in which the bands joined.
• While engaged in that interesting meal, the shouts of the people passed across the water.
• When they kept up a series of disorderly shouts, Agrippa, one of the envoys, begged them to hearken to a fable and having obtained their consent spoke as follows.
• Our screams and the shouts of the men brought Lieutenant Hunter and some Indians, who were above on the bank, dashing down to our rescue.
• A few hundred yards ahead of us Trampas was now shouting loud cow-boy shouts.
• Then, without a single challenge, they dashed up to the old house, amid a clatter of hoofs, and shouts of welcome from the bandits.
• The news was quickly learned by hundreds, and the palace rang with shouts of rejoicing.
• Every now and again a bomb, too, would come flying over the camp, and the whole commando would make for the rocks amid shouts of laughter.
• But hark! those shouts! that sudden din Of little hearts that laugh within.
• The clamor of battle is in the air, loud shouts ring out, men charge, shots are fired, and with serious result.
• But Dalyell came up from the rear, and with shouts and threats and flat of sword restored order.
• But when Paris broke into shouts for freedom in 1848, the news went across the Rhine and the German liberals arose and demanded a constitutional government.
• The French and Spanish soldiers fought bravely, going into the battle with flying streamers and answering shouts.

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