Trumpeted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRUMPETED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRUMPET, to sound on a brass wind instrument
• play a trumpet
• make a loud, penetrating sound resembling that of a trumpet
• proclaim widely or loudly
NOUN:
• a brass musical instrument with a flared bell and a bright, penetrating tone. The modern instrument has the tubing looped to form a straight-sided coil, with three valves.
• an organ reed stop with a quality resembling that of a trumpet.
• a sound resembling that of a trumpet, especially the loud cry of an elephant
• something shaped like a trumpet, especially the tubular corona of a daffodil flower.
• a North American pitcher plant.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sound on a trumpet (a brass wind instrument)

Words related to TRUMPETED

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Words that contain TRUMPETED

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How to use TRUMPETED in a sentence

• Germany had enough coal but not enough iron, and the Press of the iron industry trumpeted forth loud notes of war.
• Old Johannes Maartens laughed and trumpeted and slapped his thighs with the best of us.
• Voltaire, with whom he had become connected, had trumpeted his praises everywhere.
• She trumpeted twice, reached out her trunk and carried him high into the air.
• But do not let this portent be trumpeted over the whole world, that Civilis and Classicus are going to invade Italy with you in their train.
• Heraty here drew forth an enormous white pocket-handkerchief and trumpeted angrily in its depths.
• Common matter of everyday acceptance which no other paper in town had ever considered as news, became, when trumpeted from between the rampant roosters, vital with interest.
• A bell, too, seemed to be tolling a knell for something, and there was a constant rush of feet on deck, mingled with trumpeted orders and the rattle of cordage.
• Then he produced a great colored handkerchief, and trumpeted violently into it.
• All these arguments were trumpeted by the malcontents, so that the whole kingdom echoed with the clamour of disaffection.
• The cry of jacobitism was loudly trumpeted against the whole community.
• This elephant knew me perfectly after an absence of eighteen months, trumpeted when she saw me, and purred as I came up and stroked her trunk.
• Simultaneously he shouted to the steersman to starboard the helm, and the siren trumpeted a single raucous blast into the silence.
• The human notes had disturbed them, and they trumpeted shrilly and moved uneasily away from the neighbourhood of the pad-elephant.
• Her whistle whitened and trumpeted in salute, and on jack-staff and verge-staff her rippling flags ran up and dipped, twice, thrice, to the answering flags of the Courteney boat.
• They squealed and bellowed and trumpeted and grunted and charged.
• The fifth time I trumpeted his ace the young man arose, put on his gum shoes, and skeedaddled out of the house.
• Henry VIII had faults which have been trumpeted about the world from his own day to ours.
• With the gray sunrise came the wind again, and howled and trumpeted and bullied the harassed forests until dark.

Similar words containing TRUMPET without suffix ed

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