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argued

asserted

barked

bawled

bellowed

complained

countered

cried

demanded

disagreed

exclaimed

fussed

growled

grumbled

hissed

howled

huffed

quipped

ranted

raved

retorted

roared

screamed

screeched

shrieked

snapped

snarled

sneered

sputtered

squawked

yelled

Questions

asked

answered

agreed

begged

disagreed

explained

implored

inquired

interrogated

posed (as in a question or theory)

pressed

pried

proposed

queried

questioned

replied

requested

responded

retorted

suggested

Softly

breathed

croaked

gasped

grumbled

hissed

mumbled

murmured

muttered

prayed

purred

squeaked

whispered

whimpered

Loudly

barked

bawled

bellowed

called

cried

exclaimed

hollered

howled

roared

screamed

screeched

shouted

shrieked

squawked

wailed

yelled

yammered

Master List

added

agreed

answered

argued

asked

asserted (making a point)

avowed

babbled

barked

bawled

beckoned

begged

bellowed

bid (him/her/it)

blubbered

blurted

breathed

called

carried on

chastised

chattered (on)

chorused (in a group or in agreement)

chuckled

claimed

clarified

commanded

complained

confessed

confided

continued

countered

cried

croaked

declared

demanded

disagreed

droned (on - i.e. Professor Binns)

exclaimed

explained

fussed

gabbed

gasped

giggled

groaned

growled

grumbled

gushed

hissed

hollered

howled

huffed

implored

inquired

insisted

interrogated (questioning)

jabbered (on)

jested

joked

laughed

lied

mentioned

moaned

mumbled

murmured

mused

muttered

nagged

objected

ordered

persuaded

pestered

plead

posed (as in a question or theory)

prattled on

prayed

pressed (as in questioning or demanding something)

pried (as in asking for information)

proclaimed

proposed

protested

purred

queried

questioned

quipped

rambled

ranted

raved

reasoned

related (as in a story)

remarked

repeated

replied

requested

responded

retorted

roared

screamed

screeched

shouted

shrieked

sighed

snapped

snarled (i.e. Professor Snape)

sneered

sobbed

sputtered

squawked

squeaked (out - i.e. Professor Flitwick)

stammered

stated

stuttered

suggested

thought aloud

told (him, her, it)

urged

uttered

voiced

wailed

whimpered

whined

whinged

whispered

yammered

yelled

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