Calling attention to something is a way of drawing attention to it, often in order to emphasize its importance. ADVERT, UNDERSCORE, REFER, ADVERTISE, STRESS, NOTE, ACCENTUATE, SPOTLIGHT, emphasize, CITE, playup, and pointout are all words that can be used to call attention to something. ADVERT is a six-letter word meaning to make something known publicly, usually through paid announcements. UNDERSCORE is a ten-letter word meaning to emphasize or draw attention to something. REFER is a five-letter word meaning to direct someone's attention to something. ADVERTISE is a nine-letter word meaning to make something known publicly, usually through paid announcements. STRESS is a six-letter word meaning to emphasize or draw attention to something. NOTE is a four-letter word meaning to remark or comment on something. ACCENTUATE is a ten-letter word meaning to emphasize or draw attention to something. SPOTLIGHT is a nine-letter word meaning to focus attention on something. Emphasize is a nine-letter word meaning to give special importance to something. CITE is a four-letter word meaning to mention or REFER to something. Playup is a six-letter word meaning to emphasize or draw attention to something. Pointout is an eight-letter word meaning to indicate or draw attention to something.