10 Furious “Said” Alternatives

Said is a solid and useful dialogue tag. But here are also other examples you can use from time to time:

“Come at me!” Johnson roared and tore his shirt.	Roar	_{To utter or emit a full loud prolonged sound. To sing or shout with full force.}
“Don’t forget your car keys!” Anne shouted after him.	Shout	_{To utter a sudden loud cry. To utter in a loud voice.}
“Whose idea was this?” George’s deep voice bellowed.	Bellow	_{To shout in a deep voice.}
“You will pay for this!” Julia yelled at the stadium.	Yell	_{To utter a loud cry, scream, or shout. To give a cheer usually in unison.}
“That hurts!” Little Lesley screamed.	Scream	_{To voice a sudden sharp loud cry or to produce harsh high tones.}
“He’s dead!” Alena shrieked on her knees.	Shriek	_{To cry out in a high-pitched voice.}
“The orders are clear!” General Johnson thundered.	Thunder	_{To utter loudly, in a striking manner.}
“No!” Alena’s ghost screeched in the pool of holy water.	Screech	_{To utter a high shrill piercing cry : make an outcry usually in terror or pain.}
“Call my secretary!” Julia fumed as she read the business news.	Fumed	_{To utter while in a state of excited irritation or anger.}
“Happy birthday to you!” Anne belted despite her stuffed nose.	Belt	_{To sing in a forceful manner or style.}