shout-out
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6.3
- noun
- /ˈʃaʊtˌaʊt/
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mención
- At the end of the show, the host gave a big shout-out to the volunteers who made it all possible.
- give a shout-out
- get a shout-out
- Thanks for the shout-out
All right, We have a couple shout outs from Tania St.
- All right, We have a couple shout outs from Tania St.
- I love Ireland, you know, Shout out Dublin, you feel me?
- Speaking of which, we got a shout out our boy Dan Drake.
- And and a big shout out to his son, who I love.
- I got to just pull this up and give this gal a shout out Hannah.
- But shout out though, shout out Elvis for not being original.
Examples
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Central Illinois gets a shout-out on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
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I want to give a huge shout out to my friends.
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Seems expected, although we did have a shout out to the ladies.
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And a special shout-out to one special girl.
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By the way, shout out to Chris: I really enjoy reading your posts.
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We got to give a huge shout out to young Himman.
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Before we get under way, a very special big shout out to our new friends at geico who made this event possible.
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On this Super Bowl Sunday, I would like to give a shout-out to all veterans!
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Finally, we want to give a shout-out to our favorite person this week: Sammi!
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And before we say good night, let's give a huge shout-out and a thanks to our first responders.
Synonyms
904
1.3
Words said or written to show you are happy for someone's success
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3.4
Public praise for someone's achievement or effort
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3.7
A short sign that shows you notice or thank someone
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6.0
A short public thank you or recognition given to someone, often in writing
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4.9
A public message that thanks or asks people for help
Praise people give someone in public for something good they did
Words you say to show you are happy about someone's good news
Antonyms
How Public
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shout-out comes from the simple parts shout ('a loud call') and out ('to the outside'), and it became popular when radio hosts and musicians would loudly name people to thank or praise them. So today a shout-out is a public way to thank or give praise to someone.