bellow
/ˈbɛloʊ/
noun
- A loud, deep shout or roar.
- The crowd gave a mighty bellow of approval.
- He let out a bellow of pain when he stubbed his toe.
- A bellow from the coach could be heard all the way across the field.
- The loud, deep sound made by a bull or similar animal.
- We could hear the bellow of the elk during mating season.
- The bellow of the water buffalo startled the hikers.
- The bull's bellow echoed through the valley.
verb
- To shout or make a loud, deep sound, like a bull or a very angry person.
- My dad bellowed from the garage for me to bring him a wrench.
- The sergeant bellowed orders at the new recruits.
- The bull bellowed loudly in the field.
- To make a loud, deep, hollow sound, like a large object or instrument.
- The old furnace bellowed as it heated up.
- The foghorn bellowed across the harbor.
- Thunder bellowed in the distance during the storm.