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What is a homophone for something round and to shout loudly?

This is a bit of a tricky one! There isn't a single word that's a homophone for both "something round" and "to shout loudly."

Here's why:

* Round: The most common homophones for "round" are words like "rowed" (past tense of row) or "round" (as in a specific number). None of these relate to shouting.

* Shout Loudly: There are homophones for "shout," like "shot" (as in a firearm), but these don't relate to the concept of being round.

Possible Solutions:

* "Round" and "Shout" separately: You could use a homophone for "round" (like "rowed") and a homophone for "shout" (like "shot"). This would be two separate words, not one.

* "Round" and a homophone for "shout" with different meanings: You could use "round" and a homophone for "shout" that has a different meaning, like "shot" (referring to a photograph) - but this would be metaphorical and wouldn't be a literal homophone.

Let me know if you have other wordplay ideas, and I'll try my best to help!

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