yell out
yell out
1. To exclaim loudly and intensely. She yelled out in pain as the box hit her toes.
2. To utter something in a loud, intense cry or shout. I had to yell out my instructions at the engineers below me due to the high winds. The coach kept yelling out obscenities during the game.
See also: out, yell
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
yell something out (at someone or something)
to shout something loudly at someone or something. The dictator yelled curses out at the troops. The director yelled out his disgust at the cast of the play.
See also: out, yell
yell out
to cry out; to shout loudly. The pain caused the child to yell out. I yelled out, but no one heard me.
See also: out, yell
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
yell out
v.
1. To shout something loudly and generally; announce something: Audience members yelled out song requests for the band to play. If you know the answer to the question, yell it out.
2. To utter a loud strong cry: I yelled out when I stubbed my toe.
See also: out, yell
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.
- shout out
- yell at
- yell at (someone or something)
- cry out
- shout (one's) head off
- squeak out
- holler at (someone or something)
- howl in pain
- howl with pain
- bellow