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A valved brass musical instrument consisting of a narrow tube ending in a flare

A loud sound such as that of a trumpet

A warning of danger

Proclaim widely or loudly

Make a loud, penetrating sound resembling that of a trumpet

To extol or praise effusively, and typically excessively

To declare or announce in a formal or solemn way

To (excessively) boast about one's accomplishments, qualities, or possessions

Speak or shout at length in an angry, impassioned way

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Noun

A valved brass musical instrument consisting of a narrow tube ending in a flare

“Picking up his trumpet, he gave it a quick blow.”

Noun

A loud sound such as that of a trumpet

“The elephant gave a loud trumpet.”

Noun

A warning of danger

distress signal

signal of distress

notice to mariners

sprinkler system

emergency signal

emergency alarm

bug in one's ear

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Verb

Proclaim widely or loudly

shout from the rooftops

bring to public notice

bring to public attention

propagandize^US

call attention to

propagandise^UK

give publicity to

beat the drum for

bang the drum for

shout something from the rooftops

get on soapbox for

provide details

give an account of

make something known

beat the drum about

let it be known

make a pitch for

bring into the open

give utterance to

give expression to

issue a statement about

communicate information

give an account

give details of

put on the airwaves

run off at mouth

let somebody in on

spill the beans

march in review

draw attention to

shout from the housetops

shoot off mouth

spread it around

get on a soapbox

bring out into the open

particularize^US

particularise^UK

let cat out of the bag

blow the lid off

put something about

set something forth

spill the beans about

let the cat out of the bag about

run off at the mouth

let the cat ouf of the bag

put in circulation

show excerpts of

blow the whistle on

come clean about

open your heart

share a confidence

give the show away

give the game away

give advance notice

put up in lights

let the cat out of the bag

bring out into open

put cards on table

get out of system

take the lid off

give the low-down

take the wraps off

get off your chest

put in the picture

give advance notice of

be an indication of

bear witness to

circumstantiate

individualise^UK

individualize^US

give evidence of

get down to brass tacks

quote chapter and verse

be specific about

characterize^US

characterise^UK

make conversant

indoctrinate in

give information about

keep up to date

give the gen about

give a rundown of

give the low-down on

put in the picture about

go on the airwaves

make familiar with

keep up to speed with

put on television

raise your voice

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“The reason that she is not doing so is she does not like good figures; she wants to trumpet old and bad figures that actually do not relate to the reality, at all.”

Verb

Make a loud, penetrating sound resembling that of a trumpet

raise your voice

raise one's voice

call at the top of your voice

call at the top of one's voice

speak brusquely

make a claim for

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“Five times a jackal barks in the cold season, and the elephants trumpet and donkeys bay many times more.”

Verb

To extol or praise effusively, and typically excessively

sing the praises of

speak highly of

express admiration for

express approval of

Verb

To declare or announce in a formal or solemn way

lay down the law

give utterance to

give expression

give expression to

shout from the rooftops

bring into the open

editorialize^US

editorialise^UK

speak coherently

take the wraps off

put in two cents

shoot one's wad

shoot off one's mouth

put it on record

pass comment on

say something about

be specific about

give blow-by-blow

give a recitation

give a ruling on

give a verdict on

sit in judgment

sit in judgement on

pass judgement on

make a ruling on

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Verb

To (excessively) boast about one's accomplishments, qualities, or possessions

congratulate oneself

cock-a-doodle-doo

lay it on thick

pat oneself on the back

blow your own horn

blow your own trumpet

sing one's own praises

advertize oneself

make a spectacle of

cop an attitude

draw attention to oneself

big-note oneself

shoot your mouth off

strike an attitude

give oneself airs

behave affectedly

fly your own kite

sing your own praises

play to the crowd

play to the gallery

attract attention

play to the cheap seats

be ostentatious

blow one's own trumpet

blow one's own horn

speak for Buncombe

talk boastingly

make one's presence felt

make your presence felt

draw attention to itself

flatter yourself

congratulate yourself on

pride yourself on

flatter oneself

give a good account of oneself

shoot one's mouth off

parade one's wares

disguise yourself

play the part of

assume an attitude

do something for effect

take delight in

try to attract attention

kick up one's heels

give oneself airs about

ride the high horse

shoot off one's mouth

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Verb

Speak or shout at length in an angry, impassioned way

deliver a tirade

make an oration

deliver a sermon

give an address

foam at the mouth

be beside oneself

go off the deep end

froth at the mouth

fly off the handle

be boiling over

have steam coming out of one's ears

jump up and down

be hot under the collar

speak at length

be incandescent

lose one's temper

get hot under the collar

do one's head in

do one's nut in

throw a tantrum

become very angry

be all steamed up

be at boiling point

champ at the bit

chomp at the bit

get steamed up about

have lost one's temper

be on the warpath

hit the ceiling

blow one's stack

breathe fire and slaughter

talk forcefully

shoot off one's mouth

explode in anger

deliver a harangue

go into a frenzy

go through the roof

deliver a tirade to

give a lecture to

get on a soapbox

be fit to be tied

lose your temper

lose one's cool

be beside yourself

work oneself into sweat

make a fuss over

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