Bellowed [verb]

The elephants flap their ears, bellow and place their trunks in each other’s mouths.

Well, you may be surprised to learn that the sound designers of Jurassic Park mixed that very noise into a slew of other animal yips and yaps to create the iconic dinosaur’s bellow.

Instantly the wind swept howling down upon the Head, and the Roost bellowed, and churned, and danced with a new fury.

Men shouted, women screamed, cattle bellowed, and sheep bleated; while a shot or so told that something warlike was afoot.

He bellowed an angry command, but the Bugi closed his eyes and lowered his head resignedly, nodding in negation.

Bullfrogs bellowed, tree-frogs bleated like lost lambs, crickets shrilled, and owls hooted.

Again the cloud spat blue fire, and the thunder bellowed angrily over the fast darkening forest.

That had been why the creature had bellowed and run to seal itself off from him.

"Did you see what that—that——" bellowed Lumpy as Tad rode up to him.

"Make ready to go about," said the captain to the first mate, who bellowed the order through his trumpet.