/jɛlz/
NOUN
A loud vocal expression made to attract attention, communicate over a distance, or express a strong emotion.
Refers to loud, forceful sounds made with the voice, often expressing excitement, anger, fear, pain, or surprise.
Refers to words, phrases, or brief vocal expressions delivered loudly to attract attention, give a warning, or communicate a message.
VERB
To produce a loud sound with the voice, often to express strong emotions, attract attention, or make oneself heard.
Describes raising one's voice forcefully to express excitement, anger, frustration, fear, or another intense emotion.
Describes shouting toward someone or calling loudly across a distance to get attention or communicate in a noisy situation.
VERB
To communicate words, instructions, or information by speaking in a loud voice.
Describes expressing a specific word, message, or instruction loudly so that another person or group can hear it.
VERB
To criticize or tell someone off in a loud, angry, or forceful manner.
Describes addressing someone with loud, angry words to express disapproval or criticize their behavior.