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bullhorn

noun as in loudspeaker

Strong match

Weak match

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It was a message sent with a bullhorn, a move made with all the subtlety of an elbow to the ribs.

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The Metropolitan Police said all escort riders now had bullhorns fitted to their motorcycles to ensure public safety.

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A few hours later, at a nightclub, Law laughs as a silver Jack Frost with a bullhorn yells to the clubbers to “Dance for Santa! Dance for Santa!”

Cook County sheriff’s police and the Illinois State Police were on scene, occasionally shouting into bullhorns when protesters or reporters crossed the concrete barriers that had been erected to create a protest zone or box.

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An agent called out to Longoria to come out, using a bullhorn, as agents stood at each door and pointed their rifles at the door and at the occupants inside, the attorneys said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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