loud whisper

The 239 poet named himself in a loud whisper, and waited, not without some trepidation, the result.

This is a very loud whisper; it naturally requires a considerable effort and is very tiring.

"He thinks about work when the girl he claims he loves has disappeared," said Doherty, in a loud whisper to Phillips.

Her hair was remarkably glossy, and she told us, in a loud whisper, she had "stuck it down with bear's grease and cologne."

"Dear Jack, hand me a sprig of broom to stick in Conny's ear," persisted Polly in a loud whisper.