Meanings of vociferate in English

The confederates, more inflamed than ever, continued to vociferate and to threaten.

Black Wolf's son would go further, and vociferate "K'hizzie," to show his familiarity.]

Several, when they saw us, came forward, and began to shake their spears and vociferate loudly.

The King continued to vociferate that the States had never had any intention of restoring the cities.

My astonishment and dismay were unbounded at hearing Captain Reud still vociferate, "Up higher, sir."

The earl may recover himself yet, he added to himself; and therewith he began once more to vociferate his incantations.

How the call-man, with his violin under his chin, stopped playing to vociferate his orders, or anathematize some bewildered pair!

As soon as we commenced rowing, the Esquimaux began to vociferate their newly-acquired expression of "Hurra, give way!"

Some birds reiterate and vociferate their love-songs in a fashion that displays their inconsiderateness as well as their ignorance of music.

One of these I capsized, but was gone on the wings of the wind before he could even vociferate an oath.

While he could vociferate that sound, he had rights as an Englishman, and would not sleep in a gutter, like a dog!

Benjamin F. Thomas of Worcester was a leading man in the Whig Party, a good speaker, saving only that he appeared to vociferate.

Seeing him unarmed, and respecting his peaceful character, they let him pass in and vociferate, but paid no regard to what he said.

I'll vociferate, I'll whimper, pacing up and down the garden, my body distended, my legs bent outward, feigning madness to terrify the tom-cats!

His muscles were at once exerted to withdraw his head, and to vociferate a warning to his fellow; but his movement was too slow.

At this climax of the chapter of accidents, the remaining eight-and-twenty vociferate to that degree, that a pack of wolves would be music to them!