say

Pronunciation: US [seɪ] UK [seɪ]

Synonyms

articulate bring out enunciate pass speak state talk tell utter verbalize vocalize

v.	1. <<> spoken, Same as I say 2. to express something using words 3. to think something, or to have a particular opinion; if people say something or if something is said, it is the opinion of a lot of people 4. to mean something by a statement; to have a particular meaning for someone 5. to give information or orders in writing, numbers, pictures, etc. 6. to show indirectly what someone or something is like 7. to imagine what will happen in a particular situation 8. to use something as a possible example 9. to tell someone to do something 10. to repeat the words of something such as a prayer or speech that you have learned previously
n.	1. the right to give your opinion and be involved in a discussion about something
int.	1. used for expressing surprise 2. used for getting someone’ s attention before you ask a question or make a suggestion or remark

3sg.says

The GLC have total say in who appears..in London.
Source: Sounds
He says his say and then shuts up.
Source: A. Burgess
If you give people a chance to have their say, ideas will come.
Source: City Limits
Then said they vnto him, Say now, Shibboleth: and he said Sibboleth.
Source: Bible (AV): Judges
I don't want people to see you together; it makes them say things.
Source: A. H. Rice
Sit down, everyone...Who says steak-and-kidney pie?
Source: H. G. Wells
I have said no word to him that was not strictly true.
Source: J. Conrad
'Merchant of this city,' the tombstone said.
Source: V. Woolf
'Fred,' she said, 'it was not as simple as that'.
Source: E. Bowen