to be called; to be known as; to be referred to as

to be named; to be called

to scream; to shriek or screech with a high-pitched and piercing voice

to call or page someone using a radio, wireless telephone, or telecommunications system

to wake someone up; to awaken; to rouse

To shout at the top of one's lungs; to cry out loudly.

The sound of yelling, shouting, or calling out by a person; also refers to the sounds made by animals, such as barking, braying, or chirping

to shout or yell loudly and rowdily; to make a hue and cry

to scream in pain; blood-curdling screech; miserable shriek

To cheer or shout 'Bravo!' to show appreciation for a performance or action; to applaud.

to cry out or scream in fear, alarm, or surprise at being startled

to shout loudly; to yell; to scream; to cry out

to shout loudly; to cry out; to exclaim

to shout loudly; to bellow; to yell; to howl

to hawk one's wares; to cry out or shout to attract customers for one's goods

To be called; to be known as; to call (someone or something a name)

to shout loudly; to yell; to bellow or clamor, especially to make one's grievances known

(in Chinese opera) to prolong the final word of a spoken line to signal to the musicians that a song is about to begin

The name or term used for something; the specific way of referring to someone or something

To yell, shout, or make noise without thought for others or without any particular reason.

to complain about one's bitter lot; to whine or grumble about difficulties

to howl, wail, or yell with a long, loud sound

(of an animal or bird) to make a sound, such as barking, chirping, or crowing

to be available at any time to appear as soon as summoned

(of birds, insects, or other animals) to chirp, hoot, or cry; to emit a sound

to shout curses; to rant or swear loudly at someone

to shout and wrangle; to make a big fuss or scream loudly

(idiom) to cry out in pain or hardship without stopping; to complain or grumble incessantly

to applaud or praise something as being unsurpassed or extremely good; to show great admiration

To call out numbers in a sequence, such as for patients in a waiting room or customers at a bank

to attract a large crowd; to be popular or successful with the public (of a performance, movie, lecture, etc.)

to call for a taxi or request a ride using a phone or mobile application

to howl, wail, or yell with a long, drawn-out sound

To be serious; to take something to heart; (slang) to argue or wrangle

(colloquial) excellent; tip-top; first-class; used to describe something that is outstanding or of the highest quality

(colloquial) a person who lives by asking others for food or money

to slap the table and shout with praise; used to describe a person showing great admiration or excitement for something excellent, such as a piece of literature or a performance

(colloquial) beggar; a person who lives by asking for money or food

to whinny or neigh (of a horse)

To cry out or complain about an injustice or unfair treatment

To call out to someone inside or knock at a door to be let in.

(idiom) to grumble and complain incessantly; to be full of complaints; to express extreme hardship or pain

to shout a challenge to an enemy in front of their battle lines to entice them to fight

to bark; to yap; to yelp

to cry out or howl in a way that expresses deep sorrow or physical pain

A wireless telecommunications device used to receive short messages; pager; beeper

to whistle, squeal, or screech; typically refers to acoustic feedback or the high-pitched noise of a machine

to cry loudly or wail, especially of children

to match wits with others; to pit oneself against someone in a contest or challenge