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announce To make a public or official statement, typically by speaking aloud. ■ The mayor announced that the city would be getting a new library next year.
cannon A large gun with a long barrel, used for firing heavy projectiles at great distances. ■ "When the pirate captain fired his cannon to announce their arrival, everyone on board jumped and yelled 'We're doomed!'"
herald A person who announces or proclaims something important, often with great pomp and ceremony. ■ "The herald arrived on horseback to announce the arrival of the new king, only to realize that he had forgotten his trumpet."
Intercom A communication system that uses electronic signals to transmit information between two or more devices. It is typically used in offices, schools, and other institutions. ■ "The intercom system at our school was so loud, I felt like I was living in a fishbowl. But when the principal used it to announce a surprise test, I realized that it could be pretty useful after all!"
Publicly In front of a large group of people, often with the intention of making an impression or entertaining others. ■ He decided to publicly announce his engagement on social media to get more likes and comments. It worked, he now has thousands of followers!
whistles A sound made by blowing air through the teeth, typically to signal or announce something. It can also be used as a verb to indicate that someone is whistling. ■ "When I heard my neighbor whistling at me from across the street, I couldn't help but wonder what he was up to. Turns out he just wanted to borrow some sugar."