intransitive. To contend, strive; also, to contend in words, chide, wrangle. Const. against, on, with.

transferred. intransitive. To make a loud din or noise.

transferred. intransitive. To make a loud resounding noise like thunder; to sound very loudly; to roar. Sometimes connoting violent movement: To…

intransitive to sound loudly.

To clarion.

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…

Of a place: To resound with shouts. Of an inanimate thing: To make a loud uproar. rare.

in phrases descriptive of loud sounds, as to make the welkin ring, to rend the welkin, etc.

intransitive. To make a loud or sharp noise.

intransitive. To make a din; to resound; to give forth deafening or distressing noise.

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

intransitive. To play the trombone; also transferred, to make a sound like a trombone.

intransitive. To blow the clarion; to give forth a clarion sound.

intransitive. Of a sound, esp. music: to be very loud; to blare from, out of, etc., a place or thing. Also of a system or device: to produce such a…

Of a gramophone, loudspeaker, etc.: to sound loudly and stridently. Also of the sound transmitted and with out.