bellowing

Synonyms for bellowing

verb holler

adjective. loud-voiced

late 14c., from present participle of bellow (v.). As an adjective, recorded from 1610s.

But this bellowing comes only every hundred years or thereabout.

The sudden jerk roused the monster to wrath, and its bellowing was terrible.

Like a flash of light she had passed through the bellowing throng.

He dashed out into the antechamber, and I heard him bellowing orders.

He managed to release about thirty before the bellowing stopped.

He heard the bellowing orders of the Irishman at the controls.

So he jumped past him, and ran to the stable, bellowing for Williams.

There was a roar like thunder, and a colossal, bellowing explosion.

He went through the ship, bellowing, and faced mutinous snarlings.

Then the children and the bellowing kine had the world to themselves again.