The cheerleader at the football game yelled through a megaphone.
In desperation, Kendall megaphoned to the Storstad, “Go full speed astern!” (Maclean's).
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megaphone — meg|a|phone [ˈmegəfəun US foun] n [Date: 1800 1900; : Greek; Origin: megas large + phone voice, sound ] a piece of equipment like a large horn which you talk through to make your voice sound louder, when you are speaking to a crowd … Dictionary of contemporary English
megaphone — meg•a•phone [[t]ˈmɛg əˌfoʊn[/t]] n. v. phoned, phon•ing 1) a cone shaped device for amplifying the voice 2) to transmit through a megaphone 3) to speak through a megaphone • Etymology: 1875–80, amer. meg a•phon′ic ˈfɒn ɪk adj. meg a•phon′i•cal•ly … From formal English to slang
megaphone — meg|a|phone [ megə,foun ] noun count a piece of equipment used for making your voice louder when you are talking to a crowd … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
