belt out

verb

1. informal.
   tr, adverb to sing loudly or emit (sound, esp pop music) loudly

   a jukebox belting out the latest hits

Example Sentences

Prior to belting out her song, "Juno," Carpenter riffed with Domingo for a bit and threw him into some fuzzy handcuffs while everyone screamed with delight.

From Salon

Ohtani had had a quiet outing, but the slightly thinned-out crowd belted out one last chant for his final at-bat, groaning loudly when the ball glanced off his left toe, leading to a walk.

From Los Angeles Times

Standing in a crowd of thousands belting out the lyrics, I couldn't help but sing through tears.

From Salon

In keeping with his fearless playing style, Tarkenton dived in with abandon, using his opening monologue to unflinchingly belt out a version of “Feelings” that was flat as a Johnny Unitas haircut.

From Los Angeles Times

At a concert a few yards away in Battersea Park the crowd belt out “I would walk 500 miles”.

From BBC

Related Words

• chant
• croon
• hum
• intone
• serenade
• shout
• wait
• warble
• whistle