bellow
സംഹരിച്ചുകളയേണമേ
definition
verb
he bellowed in agony
(of a person or animal) emit a deep loud roar, typically in pain or anger.
noun
a bellow of rage
a deep roaring shout or sound.
example
The second guard spoke, his voice a 'bellow' in order to be heard over the murmuring crowd.
A scant few feet in front of the boys, the attacker turned with a 'bellow' of rage.
That's not to say musk-oxen are docile around people: Aggressive bulls will 'bellow' at or charge humans when confronted and, on rare occasions, maim or even kill.
The sound of Joseph's 'bellow' drew her eyes back to the center.
a 'bellow' of rage
He tried to form a mighty 'bellow' but only a shriek escaped his lungs.
Up ahead, an irritated 'bellow' echoes around the hall.
Below his crew 'bellow' a song with gusto "Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves" and from high above he cries "That's the way to do it!"
The 'bellow' echoed through the whole house, I was sure.
a 'bellow' of rage
They shouted at each other, someone called Claire was mentioned and there was many an anguished 'bellow' .
I suddenly open my mouth and let forth a tremendous 'bellow' of laughter.
And a ferocious 'bellow' of rage brought the girl back to her senses.
he delivers his lines in a 'bellow'
Lightning flashed in the dark ocean ahead and soon followed by the 'bellow' of the thunder call.
Chloe looked up in shock as she heard an angry 'bellow' echo through the huge homestead.
She didn't hear the footsteps madly raging towards her, or the ferocious 'bellow' of defiance that should have greeted her ears.
Deep in the forest of bright green ferns there was a resounding crash, a rustling and, after a short silence, a delighted 'bellow' .
The demanding 'bellow' of a team of oxen, coupled with the shouts of their teamster startled them in to moving again.
Let us do what the Vikings did for their departed ones and raise giant mugs of mead and 'bellow' songs of warrior conquests!
That scream from the treetops is answered by another, and another, until the tropical forest shakes under a thundering 'bellow' .
There was so much noise already; I didn't want to introduce a competing 'bellow' .
Susan was terrified, she'd 'bellow' songs to scare away ghosts before she ventured into a dark room.
It had rained all weekend and I was not in the mood to haul a sodden plant into the house and 'bellow' songs.
With a collective 'bellow' of rage, the creatures advanced.
When not stopping to 'bellow' a song, they wander into all sorts of unseemly situations.
He forced a sound out: what started as an infernal 'bellow' emerged as a whimper.
Letting out a 'bellow' of rage as my feet were swept from under me, I instinctively rolled away just as a tentacle swept the clayey silt where I'd been a fraction of a second ago.
Dad let out a 'bellow' of laughter, which made us all started laughing.
With a widened look of panic in his eyes, he 'bellowed' out to Laverne.
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