shout at someone Definition

shout
noun

1. A loud cry or call.
2. colloq
A round of drinks.
3. colloq
A turn to buy a round of drinks.

verb shouted, shouting

tr & intr
1. To utter a loud cry or call.

Thesaurus: yell, holler, scream, roar, bellow, shriek, screech, bawl, bay.
Form: shout out (also)
intr
2. To speak in raised or angry tones.
(Austral)
3. colloq
To stand drinks all round.

Derivative: shouter
noun

Idiom: all over bar the shouting

Said of a contest, event, etc: as good as over; virtually finished or decided.

Etymology: 14c as schoute, from Norse skuta a taunt.

Phrasal Verb: shout at someone

To speak loudly and angrily at them.

Phrasal Verb: shout someone down

To force them to give up speaking, or prevent them from being heard, by means of persistent shouting.