Bellows is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BELLOWS 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
PLURAL NOUN:
• instrument for pumping a stream of air into something
NOUN:
• a deep roaring shout or sound
• An instrument, utensil, or machine, which, by alternate expansion and contraction, or by rise and fall of the top, draws in air through a valve and expels it through a tube for various purposes, as blowing fires, ventilating mines, or filling the pipes of an organ with wind.
• a mechanical device that blows a strong current of air; used to make a fire burn more fiercely or to sound a musical instrument
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to shout in a deep voice

Words related to BELLOWS

bellow11 bellowed14 bellowing15 belows11

Words that contain BELLOWS

rebellows14

How to use BELLOWS in a sentence

• The principal preparation for punishment that Bellows had, was single handcuffs made of iron, with chains, by which the offender could be chained to four stakes on the ground.
• Nick pulled the stool up closer, and sat down in the chimney-corner, humming a second to the tune, and blowing little glory-holes in the embers with the bellows.
• The paintings of George Bellows, compiled by Emma S.
• By the staff of Richardson, Bellows, Henry and Company.
• Bellows, of the Sanitary Commission, came to Hampton and manifested much interest at the success of the experiment.
• A man was immediately stationed at the bellows and it required his constant aid to supply the portion which steadily escaped.
• He files the pieces to dust and melts them in a melting-pot, singing a wild song as he fans the flames with a huge bellows.
• A wind that blows out a little fire, he knew, plays bellows to a big one.
• Swithin, the Benedictine monk, gives an account of the exhausting work required to keep the bellows in action.
• He hopes, however, to be understood by loud speaking, and he bellows at the placid coolies like a bull of Bashan.
• They looked behind the bellows and back of the chimney, but they could see no one.
• Bellows, the two other selectmen, the landlord of the inn, and his wife.
• Bellows, leaving his colleagues to make out and collect their bill at leisure.
• Bellows is the author of the wonderful French Dictionary.
• The bellows and I were intimate and constant playmates.
• The organist must have heard him coming, for she broke off suddenly, and dismissed the boy who worked the bellows, at the same moment herself rising to depart.
• Fill the bag with air by using a pair of bellows and leave it over night.
• Bellows had endeared himself to the community by his warm appreciation of their liberal support of the Sanitary Commission during the Civil War.
• Bellows was a most attractive preacher, persuasive and eloquent.
• The buffalo has ceased his trot round the railing, and stands head in air as he bellows his defiance.
• His angry bellows were almost as loud as the roaring of a lion.
• Nevertheless they plied the hammer and bellows unceasingly.
• Like a bellows the lungs fanned and cooled this vital blood.
• Even a puff of wind from Isaac’s mouth, or from a pair of bellows, was sufficient to set the sails in motion.
• A second son was blowing the bellows, a third carried coal to the forge, turned the iron, and, when at white heat, brought it to the smiths.

Similar words containing BELLOW without suffix s

bellow11 bellowed14 bellower13 rebellow13 bellowers14 bellowing15 rebellows14 bellowings16 rebellowed16 rebellowing17

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