bellow's Usage Examples:

are immediately above those in the fixed plate, and let the bellows by which air is forced into the cylinder (air, for simplicity, being supposed to be the fluid employed) be put in action; then the air in its passage will strike the side of each opening in the movable plate in an oblique direction (as shown in fig.

) so far that bellows were used for forcing the forge fire; that in Homer's time (not later than the gth century B.

Hearing her he slams down the mallet and bellows, 'Ok Amber, those stones, whit difference dis it make?Both pick up the book at the same time, and see who slams it down first with an evil cackle.

"Let her go!" the general bellowed.

Taking in the scene, Victor pushed Cassandra toward Jackson bellowing, "Take him!"He released her and leaned forward to hear her over the bellowing crowd.

A good chant can set the entire bleachers rocking and bellowing their support for their team.

"Charlie!" he bellowed at the PMF member.

bellowed back 2 pints of Fosters, which arrived pretty promptly.

"You have until the count of five to put down your weapons!" he bellowed.

The mass, while still hot, is coated ~-ith hena-tsuchi (a kind of marl) and rolled in straw ash, in which state it is roasted over a charcoal fire raised to glowing heat with the bellows.

Not content to let it burn by natural draught, he would blow it with his own breath, would expose it to the prevalent wind, would urge it with a fan, and would devise the first crude valveless bellows, perhaps the pigskin already familiar as a water-bottle, of which the psalmist says: I am become as a bottle in the smoke.

Synonyms:

bawl, shout,

Antonyms:

cause to sleep, demobilize, whisper,