Verb:

ਥੰਪ, ਚੀਕਣਾ,

blares's Usage Examples:

Loud blares the trumpet, the foe men are met.

In every NHL arena, the horn blares after each home team goal.

As the "all clear" air raid siren blares, Mainwaring and Wilson wake up from a snooze, but both are quick to deny.

Students listen to music that blares and games are played, and the professors serve students platefuls of comfort.

Yeltsin goes second, stays five minutes, upon his exit the metal detector blares again;.

wooded heights, As the sea"s flood roars on the craggy coast, So breaks, so blares, to frighten the foemen, To waken the slumbering brothers from sleeping.

The Washington Post wrote: "This Minneapolis quartet blares and bleats, its shrillness occasionally augmented by the trombone squalls of singer.

and Jack Splash, its foundation is likewise in muscular retro soul that blares and bolts and manages to keep up with the singer"s superhuman level of energy.

Washington Post wrote: "This Minneapolis quartet blares and bleats, its shrillness occasionally augmented by the trombone squalls of singer Shannon Selberg.

York rock torch come to mind when The Toilet Boys" self-titled full-length blares on my stereo.

They see fires blazing outside; music blares from a parked car.

music that blares and games are played, and the professors serve students platefuls of comfort food to help fuel their late-night study sessions.

on stage hammering away, carrying on the CBGB"s New York rock torch come to mind when The Toilet Boys" self-titled full-length blares on my stereo.

Synonyms:

din, clamor, blaring, noise, cacophony,

Antonyms:

unfit, broken, unsound, vowel, consonant,