cowbell
/ˈkaʊˌbɛl/
noun
- A bell hung around a cow's neck so that the cow can be located by the sound.
- Each cow in the herd wore a cowbell to help the rancher find them in the fog.
- The farmer could hear the cowbell ringing from across the field.
- The hiker followed the sound of a cowbell to a small mountain pasture.
- A percussion instrument made of a metal bell, used in music, especially in rock, pop, and Latin styles.
- The drummer hit the cowbell to add a sharp accent to the chorus.
- That classic song has a famous cowbell solo in the middle.
- He played the cowbell with a stick during the band's performance.
- A loud, clanging bell used as a noisemaker at sports events or celebrations.
- Fans rang cowbells to cheer on their team at the soccer match.
- The parade was filled with the clatter of cowbells and horns.
- She brought a cowbell to the race to support her friend.