Bellowing [verb]

Just a little before daybreak they were all wakened by the bellowing of the oxen and the barking of dogs.

And yet the wind was howling in the woods,The roving thunder bellowing in the clouds,Before the dawn had risen in the sky.

Fifteen of these horned monsters maintain an incessant mooing and bellowing.

To their cries was added the bellowing of the hurricane confined in the cave, and the tumult was indescribable.

Then from the group another tall boy darted out and behind him ran a smaller one, bellowing.

But it chanced that his line lay to windward; and our escort rode at him furiously, fairly bellowing with indignation.

Then there is no roaring wind to dull the clamor of the tremendous sea as it lashes the long re-bellowing shore.

Tommy was the first taken up by Ready: his courage had all gone, and he was bellowing furiously.

But where now is the one-masted Hercules, which but a moment since went trembling at the bale of her own bellowing barbettes?

But Rhodes, after one glance at the bellowing assistant of Indian vengeance, found himself turning again to Tula and the padre.