bellowers
Those who roar
Bellowers are those who bellow—who shout, roar, or cry out in a loud, deep voice.
The word typically describes people making forceful vocal expressions, whether from anger, pain, or enthusiasm: The bellowers in the crowd drowned out the speaker.
Animals that produce low, resonant calls may also be called bellowers.
Emergency vehicle noisemakers
- hornsBony animal projections
- klaxonsLoud electric warning horns
- foghornsAudible maritime hazard alerts
- air hornsPressurized handheld noisemakers
megaphones · loudspeakers · PA systems · bullhorns · warning signals · alert systems · whistles · blaring
Experiencing rapid growth
- thunderousExtremely loud, resounding
- stentorianExtremely loud and resonant
- resonantDeeply vibrating with sound
- sonorousDeep and full-toned
deafening · roaring · blaring · ear-splitting · reverberating · rumbling · bass · full-throated
Adult male cattle
- stagsAdult male deer
- elkLarge North American cervid
- mooseLargest cervid, northern forests
- bisonLarge wild ox
hippos · elephants · gorillas · howler monkeys · sea lions · walruses · lions · donkeys
Audio output devices
- preachersClergy who deliver sermons
- demagoguesPoliticians manipulating mass emotion
- announcersThose who narrate events
- criersPublic announcers or weepers
heralds · broadcasters · sermonizers · ranters · lecturers · rhetoricians · spellbinders · soapboxers
Vocalization at maximum volume
- roaringMaking prolonged loud noise
- howlingProlonged mournful crying sound
- screamingLoud, shrill vocalizing
- bawlingCrying noisily and hard
hollering · barking · thundering · blustering · clamoring · whooping · shrieking · vociferating
sirens
Emergency vehicle noisemakers
- hornsBony animal projections
- klaxonsLoud electric warning horns
- foghornsAudible maritime hazard alerts
air horns · megaphones · loudspeakers · PA systems · bullhorns · warning signals · alert systems · whistles · blaring · amplified
booming
Experiencing rapid growth
- thunderousExtremely loud, resounding
- stentorianExtremely loud and resonant
- resonantDeeply vibrating with sound
sonorous · deafening · roaring · blaring · ear-splitting · reverberating · rumbling · bass · full-throated · projecting
bulls
Adult male cattle
bison · hippos · elephants · gorillas · howler monkeys · sea lions · walruses · lions · donkeys · cattle
speakers
Audio output devices
- preachersClergy who deliver sermons
- demagoguesPoliticians manipulating mass emotion
- announcersThose who narrate events
criers · heralds · broadcasters · sermonizers · ranters · lecturers · rhetoricians · spellbinders · soapboxers · evangelists
yelling
Vocalization at maximum volume
- roaringMaking prolonged loud noise
- howlingProlonged mournful crying sound
- screamingLoud, shrill vocalizing
bawling · hollering · barking · thundering · blustering · clamoring · whooping · shrieking · vociferating · crying