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Contexts ▼▲ Verb To make a loud, deep cry To designate a particular name or title To refer to or consider (someone or something) as being To forecast, tell of or describe beforehand To make a guess To get into contact with, especially by telephone To command or request (someone) to do something or be somewhere To command the doing of by virtue of one's authority To order or instruct to go, or come, to a particular destination or in a particular direction (call on/round/at) To make a brief, usually social, visit To wake someone up To decide or announce that (a planned event) will not take place Noun The call uttered by animals or insects A strongly expressed demand from a large number of people Plural for an appeal or demand for something to happen or be done Plural for an instance of speaking to, or attempting to contact, someone on the phone Plural for a judgment or decision reached through reasoning or analysis Plural for a brief visit, especially one made for social reasons Plural for an order or request for someone to be present Plural for a powerful force of attraction Plural for a legitimate justification or reason for Plural for a need, demand, or desire … more ▼ ▲ Verb ▲ To make a loud, deep cry cries shouts yells bawls bellows roars screams halloos hallooes hollers vociferates whoops exclaims screeches shrieks wails announces bays clamorsUS clamoursUK squawks thunders barks caterwauls cooees holloes hoots howls proclaims yammers yaps yelps cheers sings squalls squeals yawps yowls cries out calls out sings out sounds off raises your voice speaks loudly “Bill and Ted would repeatedly call out to Beelzebub, desperately attempting to get his attention.” Verb ▲ To designate a particular name or title names christens dubs terms baptisesUK baptizesUS denominates designates entitles identifies titles clepes nominates addresses answers to the name of goes by the name of identifies as “She would call her daughter Bluebell after the spring flowers she saw in the park while pregnant.” Verb ▲ To refer to or consider (someone or something) as being labels considers tags designates brands denotes describes esteems nicknames stamps styles bills marks reckons refers to as describes as regards as categorizes as characterizes as defines as judges to be thinks of as views as classes as considers to be holds as looks on as counts as looks upon as rates as sets down as “Call me a spoilsport if you must, but they had a lot more legs than I did and, thus, a lot more speed.” Verb ▲ To forecast, tell of or describe beforehand forecasts predicts foretells prognosticates projects prophesies foresees presages augurs divines predetermines reads speculates vaticinates adumbrates portends soothsays telegraphs “He has been able to call market trends with amazing accuracy.” Verb ▲ To make a guess guesses estimates judges figures gagesUS gaugesUK places approximates conjectures supposes calculates makes puts reckons makes rough guess “The result of the game is too close to call at this stage.” Verb ▲ To get into contact with, especially by telephone contacts phones telephones dials gets buzzes reaches rings rings up beeps bells calls up makes a call to Skypes dials up gets on the phone to gets someone on the phone gives a ring phones up places a call to gives a bell gives a buzz gives a call gives a tinkle calls on gets on the blower gets on the horn gives a ring to touches base with gets back to gets on the horn with gets on the line with puts a call through to drops a dime on “I'm in trouble with the law again. I better call Saul.” Verb ▲ To command or request (someone) to do something or be somewhere summons hails appoints pages beckons fetches solicits asks for sends for calls on “Would you like me to call a taxi for you?” Verb ▲ To command the doing of by virtue of one's authority orders commands arranges decrees commissions declares demands dictates directs mandates ordains organisesUK organizesUS requests announces authorisesUK authorizesUS requires requisitions exacts proclaims elects for bids for sets up rules on arranges a date for arranges a time for “The union has decided to call a strike.” Verb ▲ To order or instruct to go, or come, to a particular destination or in a particular direction assembles convenes convokes summons musters gathers invites rallies collects calls together “The manager has decided to call all staff in for an emergency meeting.” Verb ▲ (call on/round/at) To make a brief, usually social, visit visits drops by sees comes comes by comes over crashes runs over steps in calls in on drops in goes to looks in on pops in pops into stops by calls in comes around drops in on falls by falls down looks in looks up pays a call on pays a visit to stops in stops off swings by goes to see pays a brief visit to pays a visit “I would call at my mother's on the way home from work.” Verb ▲ To wake someone up wakes wakens awakens rouses arouses stirs wakes up brings around brings to knocks up gives someone a shout “I was so tired that my mother would have to call me at least four times that morning.” Verb ▲ To decide or announce that (a planned event) will not take place abandons aborts cancels scraps drops revokes scrubs repeals rescinds calls off “The game would be called due to the rain.” Noun ▲ The call uttered by animals or insects song call chirp chirping warble warbling cheep cheeping chirrup calling cheeps chirps chirruping peep peeps twitter twittering chirrups peeping trill trilling trills warbles birdsong piping whistling coo cooing cry mating call mating song cries note twitters songs sound noise tweets squeaks chirrs pipes warblings trillings whistle peepings cheepings chirpings chirrupings tweetings whistlings callings beeps hoots twitterings chatters coos chitterings signals toots cooings mating calls squeals whines yelps whimpers shrills quavers squeakings chirrings chatterings churrs more ❯ “As a ranger, she was trained to identify the call of every species in the woods.” Noun ▲ A strongly expressed demand from a large number of people clamorUS clamourUK demand call insistence request urging vociferations ahoys bellows whoops exclamation bawls callings shouts yammer bark squalls alarm wails shrieks cries yawps hollers hoots squawks hail signals yaps screech yowls screams bays howls caterwauls yelps yells roars desire want drive charge bid need bidding pursuit ultimatum requirement imposition order importunity pressure mandate stipulation command requisition wish claim condition provision dictate petition behest hest imploration counterclaim entreaty arrogation plea must-have enquiryUK suit impetration solicitation big ask inquiryUS interest interrogation exaction supplication question appeal entreatment application prayer dun run market appetite exigency rush run on rush on more ❯ “I had just about made it out the door when a call from behind me drew my attention.” Noun ▲ Plural for an appeal or demand for something to happen or be done requests demand appeals commands order pleas notices entreaty invitation petitions summonses supplication bids charge drives implorations mandates petitionings solicitation ultimatums wishes behests beseeches biddings claims pleadings proposals requisitions subpoenas “The Red Crescent also issued a desperate call for help to world relief agencies.” Noun ▲ Plural for an instance of speaking to, or attempting to contact, someone on the phone buzzes rings bells tinkles phone calls telephone calls video calls “Why don't you just give the company a call if you're not happy with the service?” Noun ▲ Plural for a judgment or decision reached through reasoning or analysis decision assessments judgmentsUS resolution rulings say verdicts choice conclusions determination judgementsUK deliverance options selections diagnosis “It was my husband's call to invest our money rather than spend it on a holiday.” Noun ▲ Plural for a brief visit, especially one made for social reasons visits stops stopovers visitation sojourns stays trips stop-offs “After a big night out, we decide to make a final call at the kebab house before returning home.” Noun ▲ Plural for an order or request for someone to be present requests summonses “Their faith teaches that such a call will not summon us to some vague eternity.” Noun ▲ Plural for a powerful force of attraction appeals attraction allure draws lures pulls allurements fascination seductiveness attractiveness beauty magic magnetism spells enticement “While many artists resist the call of entrepreneurship, others are embracing it.” Noun ▲ Plural for a legitimate justification or reason for reason grounds needs occasions cause claims excuse justification necessity pretexts pretenceUK pretenseUS pretensions rights “There's no call for rude language in this household.” Noun ▲ Plural for a need, demand, or desire demand markets needs requirements desire necessity want appetite “There's no call for craft beer in this town.” Find more words! 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