Of sounds or voices: Strongly audible; making a powerful impression on the sense of hearing. Hence, with agent-noun: That (speaks, sings, etc.)…

Of the voice: raised, loud; powerful, strong.

Intense in degree or quality; not mild or weak; severe, violent, strong. of the voice, a noise. Obsolete.

Of conditions or qualities: present to a high degree. Also: relating to such conditions or qualities. Of the voice, a sound: not soft or muted…

= ‘High’ in certain transferred uses. Of warriors or their attributes: Of high courage, noble. Of a voice: High, loud. Obsolete.

Of voice, sound: Powerful, loud. Obsolete.

Full of or characterized by strength. Also as n. (with the and plural agreement): †those who are full of strength (obsolete).

Of a voice: Big, loud, deep. Obsolete. rare.

= stentorian, adj.

Having the mouth open; that is in full cry, rapacious.

Of vocal sounds: Loud and unrestrained.

Of a voice: very clear; loud. rare.

Of the voice: ? full, powerful, sonorous.

That trolls, in various senses of the verb; rolling.

Of drink: potent. Of a voice or cry: loud. Of a fit, a storm: violent. archaic.

Having the mouth wide open, or opening the mouth wide, in order to speak or to express an emotion (as… Of a person.

Having a loud or full voice or sound; sounding or talking loudly, or with great enthusiasm, vigour, etc. Of a sound: loud or sonorous.

= wide-mouthed, adj. (in various senses).

Of the voice: Loud, like that of Stentor (see Stentor, n.2 1); very loud and far-reaching; hence, of uttered sounds, song, laughter and the like.

trump-like adj., trump-maker.

†Loud as a speaking-trumpet (obsolete); in later use (echoed from Hudibras) = stentorian, adj. 1.

Of voice, etc.: Powerful, loud. archaic.

Open-mouthed.

= stentorian, adj.

= stentorian, adj.

Using the full power of one’s voice; expressed loudly or vigorously.

having the tone or style of a trumpet, blaring.

attributive with the meaning ‘stentorian’.