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Meanings of bellowing in English

Portuguese
urro
Catalan
rugit

A very loud utterance (like the sound of an animal)

urro
Usage of bellowing in English
1
That's surely no surprise to him because he's often bellowing as well.
Radio NZ
2
Folk enjoy going to the movies in groups and bellowing along together.
The Irish Times
3
Beyond was the ceaseless bellowing and stamping and weaving of the herds.
A Woman Tenderfoot
4
Over the range, cattle were bellowing in their mad fear of fire.
Land of the Burnt Thigh
5
When his stepfather was bellowing, he was usually-notalways but usually-allright.
IT
6
There was a bellowing that drowned out the sound of the engines.
Space Platform
7
The elk ceased his bellowing The room filled with glancing morning shadows.
Tales of the Wilderness
8
Near and far the whistles of steamers and tugs were hoarsely bellowing.
Frank Merriwell's Reward
9
Then John's voice came bellowing out over all the crying and wailing:
Dark Eden
10
The half-giants came at them from both sides, bellowing as they charged.
The seeker
11
Big Medicine rolled helplessly in the grass, laughing his big, bellowing laugh.
The Happy Family
12
So at last into the casket the monster went, bellowing most lamentably.
Twilight Land
13
Before he could get Nimrod away, the bellowing brought out the farmer.
A Rough Shaking
14
August is oblivious-red-facedand bellowing, flapping his arms and swinging his cane.
WATER FOR ELEPHANT
15
One would think that herds of cattle were bellowing on the beach.
An Antarctic Mystery
16
One punch of the needle-pointed device across his nostrils sent him bellowing.
Andy the Acrobat / Or, Out with the Greatest Show on Earth
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Translations for bellowing
Portuguese
urro
Bellowing through the time
Bellowing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common