View synonyms for belt out

belt out

verb

informal.
tr, adverb to sing loudly or emit (sound, esp pop music) loudly
a jukebox belting out the latest hits

I get into certain modes of speaking, hand-gestures, a singular song that I belt out at home all day long.

Tweenage fans still gleefully belt out every one of his inescapable radio hits, unfazed by his drug-loving ways.

Here at last was an opportunity to belt out some of the old, much-cherished Tory tunes.

Snuffling into the phone, de Lesseps offered to belt out a few verses of her upcoming single, "Money Can't Buy You Class."

Carefully drawing the shades of the windows, Fernald emptied the pockets of the belt out onto the tablecloth.

The company was a blue-chip mining operation working the beryllium-rich asteroid belt out of San Francisco.

Parks took the bottle, opened it, and took a good belt out of it.

After a while she lifted her head, and, turning very slowly, stared at the fog-belt out of frightened eyes.

We fixed up a wheel for the other end and made a belt out of rawhide to turn the thing by hand until we got the shafting turned.

April 24, 2024gallimaufry

[gal-uh-maw-free ]

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