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boom something out [for someone] to say something very loud; to shout. Will someone with a loud voice boom the names out? The announcer boomed out the names of the players. See also: out boom out [for a loud sound] to sound out like thunder. His voice boomed out such that everyone could hear. An explosion boomed out and frightened us all. See also: out lower the boom on someone Fig. to scold or punish someone severely; to crack down on someone; to throw the book at someone. If Bob won't behave better, I'll have to lower the boom on him. The teacher lowered the boom on the whole class for misbehaving. See also: lower lower the boom (American informal) to suddenly stop someone doing something you do not approve of Dad lowered the boom. I have to stay in the next two weekends. See also: lower How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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But I actually think the boomlet for Obama will help Edwards. Then, too, the declining cost of full-color printing coincided with the baby boomlet of the late 1970s and early 1980s, a time when talk of early learning was also on the rise. Anyone with eyes or a subscription to People magazine has noticed there's a baby boomlet on. |
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