shout

/ˈshau̇t/

Middle English

verb

  1. to utter a sudden loud cry

  2. to command attention as if by shouting

  3. to utter in a loud voice

noun

  1. a loud cry or call

noun

  1. a public expression of greeting, praise, or acknowledgement directed toward a person or group often as part of a performance, recording, or broadcast

She opened her acceptance speech with a shout-out to James Baldwin, the author of the book on which the movie was based, calling him