Of things: To give out a ringing, murmuring, or other sound having the quality of a musical note.

intransitive. To resound; to sound loudly.

(a) intransitive ? To resound. Obsolete. (b) transitive ? To proclaim by flourish of trumpets; ? to sound (a trumpet). Obsolete.

intransitive. To make or produce a (deep or echoing) sound; to continue sounding. Frequently of an instrument.

intransitive. To echo or be filled with sound; to resound, ring; = din, v. 1.

intransitive. Scottish. Of a thing: to make a noise; to resound. Of a person or animal: to shout, roar, bellow; (later also) to scold or be abusive…

intransitive. Of a sound: to reverberate, re-echo. Now frequently of thunder, gunfire, etc.: to resound with a prolonged deep reverberating sound…

intransitive. To resound; to cry, roar. Cf. reird, v. 2.

intransitive. To sound forth in a peal; to resound.

To resound sonorously. (intransitive and transitive).

intransitive. To resound, as music sung by a choir.

intransitive. poetic. Of a sound: to ring out like an alarm. Obsolete. rare.

colloquial to raise (also lift) the roof: to create an uproar, to make a resounding noise.

intransitive. To make a loud resounding noise, as that of a heavy blow or explosion, a bullet or other projectile flying through the air (cf…