1. To produce a loud sound that bursts forth. The sound of the car engine boomed out and made us all jump.
2. To speak loudly or forcefully. A noun or pronoun can be used between "boom" and "out." The security guard boomed instructions out at us as we pulled into the parking lot.
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.
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.
boom out
v.
1. To make a loud, deep sound: Rock music suddenly boomed out from the speakers.
2. To say something very loudly: She boomed her speech out to the entire building over the public address system. He boomed out the sermon in his thunderous voice.