Bellowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BELLOWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BELLOW, to roar like a bull
• (of a person or animal) emit a deep loud roar, typically in pain or anger
• shout something with a deep loud roar
• sing (a song) loudly and tunelessly
NOUN:
• a deep roaring shout or sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to shout in a deep voice

Words related to BELLOWED

bellow11 bellowing15 bellows12

Words that contain BELLOWED

rebellowed16

How to use BELLOWED in a sentence

• At every step he bellowed his rancor in speech mostly curses.
• Strange how he showed no fear! He bellowed something again.
• Then he was dragged out, thumped on the head with stuffed clubs, deafened by the horns that bellowed in his ears, and tossed in a blanket till his head bumped against the ceiling.
• He entreated, he threatened, he laughed at them, told stories, bellowed with the entire volume of his sonorous voice, but without success.
• Here the dogs bellowed, raved, and fell over each other in their excitement.
• He bellowed, made faces at scared peasant children in the village, swung his stick.
• He picked it up, placed it on his head, and, turning around, bellowed so loudly that the bear was scared and ran away.
• It had bellowed tremendously and finally charged him.
• At length she stopped lashing the water, came slowly to the surface stared about her in a dazed way, and once more bellowed forth her terrible booming cry.
• The place bellowed with the shots, and the air was thick with smoke and the sharp smell of powder.
• Newlyn, and her other guests either bellowed or screamed, with the exception of Yelverton, who was hungry and said little.
• If the bull bellowed as he was led to the altar, it was considered a favorable omen.
• My forty-five bellowed at the light as I slid in and sloped to one side.
• He therefore fell across the pavement on his stomach and bellowed.
• The engine bellowed its way up the slanting, winding valley.
• He was sitting in the carriage with the King and Queen, smiling his icy smile, while the people bellowed by their side.
• The thunder bellowed, the wind roared, trees could be heard at intervals crashing to the ground, and the rain beat a terrible tattoo on the rock that sheltered them.
• The dun-coloured bull bellowed, glad to be free, and pawed the ground with his forefeet.
• The bears bellowed a response to his shriek, but I did not hasten.
• Came to engage in the search, gathered and bellowed for Peter.
• Nielsen bellowed from the craggy cape above and behind us.
• The tie was presented to him on the way, and he bellowed his merriment at its shape and colour.
• Upon one side of the doomed pair the thag bellowed and advanced, and upon the other tarag, the frightful, crept toward them with gaping mouth and dripping fangs.
• I bellowed in his ear, and suddenly, after that one moment of apparent unconsciousness, he became, not only wide awake, but as strong as a lion and as furious as a bull.
• The buffalo bellowed at the entrance to the cavern and then turned toward the tree.
• The sea bellowed with rage, and battalion after battalion of mountainous waves charged the ship, only to fall back and form again.
• The gale bellowed outside and drove him staggering, but inside the hood was the uplifting warmth and glow of personal contact with the beloved.
• Jorrocks lost his head, turned completely giddy, and bellowed out to them to stop.

Similar words containing BELLOW without suffix ed

bellow11 bellows12 bellower13 rebellow13 bellowers14 bellowing15 rebellows14 bellowings16 rebellowed16 rebellowing17

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