transitive. To proclaim, celebrate, or extol by, or as by, the sound of a trumpet: = trumpet, v. 2b. Now rare or Obsolete.

transitive. To proclaim (as with a trumpet), to publish, divulge, make known.

To proclaim aloud; call out; celebrate.

transitive. To proclaim (something) as with a trumpet.

To proclaim, make public, ‘trumpet’; = blaze, v.2 2. Also with forth, out. Often in a bad sense.

transitive. To trumpet forth.

to proclaim (also cry, declare, shout) (something) on (also from, upon) the house-top(s) and variants: to make public, esp. something personal or…

transitive. To express by exclamation. With obj. compl. To proclaim loudly. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. figurative. To announce or publish as by sound of trumpet; to proclaim, celebrate, or extol loudly; to noise abroad. Also with forth.

(transitive) to proclaim loudly.

transitive. To express with, or as though with, the crow of a cockerel; to proclaim widely, loudly, or triumphantly. Also intransitive: to crow (li…

transitive. To play or sound (a note, tune, etc.) on a bugle, or as if on a bugle. Also figurative: to utter or proclaim loudly.

transitive and intransitive. To sound a horn; to signal to (someone) with a horn; to proclaim (something) loudly (as if) by sounding a horn.