bellower in Latin
bellower in Latin is bovinātor — bellower means a person who shouts loudly.
bellower in Latin
bovinātor
One who bellows.
What does "bellower" mean?
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noun A person who shouts loudly.
"Mic-swinging lead bellower Roger Daltrey stuck to singing, while sometime-vocalist Pete Townshend proved his guitar game was as strong as his aptitude and willingness for pithy, insolent commentary."
- noun Someone whose job was to make public announcements aloud in a town.
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- Mic-swinging lead bellower Roger Daltrey stuck to singing, while sometime-vocalist Pete Townshend proved his guitar game was as strong as his aptitude and willingness for pithy, insolent commentary.
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What is "bellower" in Latin?
"bellower" in Latin is bovinātor. bellower means: A person who shouts loudly.
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