now you’re shouting phr.
(US) now you’re saying something meaningful or relevant.
Scribner’s Monthly Nov. 142/1: Said he, perversely, ‘Now yer shoutin’!’ [DA]. | ||
High School Aegis X (4 Nov.) 2–4: ‘I’ll reward ye,’ sez he. ‘Now yer shoutin’,’ sez I. | ‘And ’Frisco Kid Came Back’ in||
Bucky O’Connor (1910) 214: Now you’re shouting. That’s what I’d like right well to know. | ||
Humoresque 225: Now you’re shouting! | ‘Boob Spelled Backward’ in||
Bessie Cotter 180: ‘I’ll buy a drink.’ ‘Now you’re shouting.’. |