vociferated

Concerning this last game, I remember the following terms: "ebs," which, seasonably vociferated, that is, when it is the speaker's turn to play and before his adversary can say anything, serves as an incantation authorizing the speaker to deliver his fire from any point other than that where his marble lies, equally distant from the objective point;

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Bert vociferated, trying to drag her off by the shoulders.

CHAPTER IV 2010

For that the President has been loudly vociferated.

Immigration 2010

Bawn vociferated, "for that it hath brought worry upon us, and shame."

THE MASTER OF MYSTERY 2010

"Lemme get the hatchet to him!" vociferated the sailor.

JAN, THE UNREPENTANT 2010

For that the President has been loudly vociferated.

The Alien Back Taxes Kerfuffle 2007

“Not an hour, not a moment longer,” vociferated the Duke; and with the banner in his hand, and followed by his shouting guests and attendants, marched hastily to the central mount, from which the banner of

The Talisman 2008

While his exasperated wife vociferated, Thenardier had seated himself on the table.

Les Miserables 2008

Enjolras, Combeferre, and Courfeyrac, there had been a person wearing the jacket of a street porter, which was very threadbare on the shoulders, who gesticulated and vociferated, and who had the look of a drunken savage.

Les Miserables 2008

Another violent ringing at the bell, but still without any carriage, then excited her attention, and presently the voice and steps of Lionel resounded upon the stairs, whence her name was with violence vociferated.

Camilla 2008