Synonyms

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8. assume responsibility, take or accept responsibility, take upon oneself, commit oneself, shout, v. 1. yell, yelp, yap, bray, bay, bellow, howl, roar, scream, Inf. holler; vociferate, cry out, call out, sing out, SI. belt out; cry aloud, cry at the top of one's lungs or voice, rend the air, awake the dead; cheer, root, huzzah, Australian., Brit, barrack.
2. clamor, make or raise a clamor, make a racket, kick up a racket, make an uproar, raise the roof, raise Cain, whoop it up.
-n. 3. cry, call, yell, yelp, yap, bay, bray, bellow, howl; outcry, exclamation, ejaculation, outburst, burst, blurt; cheer, hurrah, huzzah, whoop, Inf. holler, Inf. whoop and holler; battle cry, war cry, war whoop, rallying cry; hunting cry, Chiefly Brit, tallyho, Fox Hunting, huic, Fox Hunting, Rare, yoicks.
4. clamor, racket, din, noise, clangor, clap; hue and cry, vociferation, flap, uproar, hullaballoo, hubbub, ballyhoo. shove, v. 1. push, propel, move; thrust, pole, stick; drive, trundle, wheel, roll.
2. jostle, jolt, jog, shoulder, bump into, knock against; press forward, make one's way, squeeze through, wedge, elbow, elbow one's way, fight one's way, force one's way; butt, bunt, ram, bulldoze; crowd, pack, cram, jam; nudge, poke.
3. shove off a. put to sea, put off or out, push off, get under way, hoist the blue peter, b. Slang. depart, leave, go, go away, go off, Inf. buzz off, Inf. take off, Inf. clear out, SI. split, SI. scram, SI. beat it, SI. vamoose.
-n. 4. jostle, jog, jolt, butt, bunt; push, thrust;

impulsion, propulsion, shovel, n. 1. spade, scoop, spud, trowel.
2. power shovel, steam shovel, bulldozer, SI. dozer, Trademark. Caterpillar, SI. Cat; backhoe; snowplow, plow.
-v. 3. dig, dig up, spade, spud, scoop, scoop up; excavate; gouge, furrow, trench, groove, show, v. 1. exhibit, display, present, demonstrate, set forth, offer; put in plain sight, bare, lay bare, unveil, unscreen, uncover, undrape.
2. indicate, express, manifest, make plain or clear; expose, reveal, betray, give away; evince, evidence, exemplify, Scot. and North Eng. kithe; produce, bring forward, bring out, roll out, Inf. trot out.
3. escort, usher, conduct, pilot, steer, guide, lead, direct; chaperon, matronize, accompany; attend, assist, aid.
4. explain, define, interpret, explicate, expound, point out; simplify, make plain, unfold, put across, spell out; clarify, elucidate, clear up, resolve, solve; illustrate, throw or shed light on; describe, account for, give the facts, tell the whole story.
5. prove, authenticate, document, substantiate; verify, corroborate, confirm; certify, uphold, validate, bear out.
6. inform, tell, express, state; teach, instruct, tutor, indoctrinate; give an idea of, let [s.o.] in on.
7. be visible, appear, be in view, be seen; come into view, come in sight, become visible; arise, crop up, loom up.
8. show off flaunt, parade, brandish; make a big deal, SI. showboat; be vain, be ostentatious; swagger, strut, strut one's stuff, peacock; pose, posture, grandstand, swank; put on airs, give oneself airs, Inf. put up a front, SI. dog it, SI. hotdog, SI. put on the dog; talk big, name-drop, boast, gasconade, Inf. go on about [s.t.].