Rant and Say

Rant

Rant verb - To talk loudly and wildly.

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Say and rant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Say" instead a verb "Rant".

Nearby Words: ranting, ranted, ranter

Say verb - To express (a thought or emotion) in words.

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Rant and say are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rant" instead a verb "Say".

Nearby Word: saying

good	good rant	good say
short	short rant	short say
entire	entire rant	entire say
furious	furious rant	furious say
Other adjectives: large, big, huge, little, religious, final, last, aforementioned.

Parodied by Peggy in King of the Hill, where she goes on a thirty second rant of how she cannot say anything to that.

Source: I Have Nothing to Say to That
The VeggieTales video King George and the Ducky has King George sing a rant that rhymes "longer," "stronger," and "wronger." King George's page tries to remind him to say "more wrong," instead.

Source: Painful Rhyme
However, every so often, events get under his skin to such an extent that he can't think through how to say what he's trying to say in the language of the show, and instead simply launches off on a rant in his native language.

Source: Foreign Language Tirade

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