bellow

Object

• voice: In addition there was the bellowing voice which was very different than some of the more quiet recordings I've heard.
• pocket: Two button down bellows flap pockets on the front which will store fly boxes.
• word: Johnny got to bellow the immortal words " Take it, Lars.
• something: I ran over to try to stop him but he bellowed something about a manuscript and told me to sit back down.

Converse of object

• blow: Surviving instruments from later in the century are bellows blown, with three drones in a common stock.
• pump: His next move was to pump the bellows with his right arm.
• operate: The air was pumped into the helmet by means of a hand or foot operated bellows worked by another person.
• drive: Draft for the furnaces came from two large bellows driven by the water wheels.
• use: The options for eliminating risk of gland leakage is to use bellows sealed valves.
• work: We children used to like working the bellows for him.

Adjective modifier

• large: I would go for large wedge bellows in the room off the gallery.
• new: The commission of 1630, found in the archives, enabled us to make new bellows for the organ.
• mighty: When the elephant finally arose & let out a mighty bellow, every single person either cheered or let out an aaah of delight.
• great: At the end of the passageway was a large handle; a thick wooden bar which stuck out from the great bellows.

Modifying Another Word

• loudly: The Snow Monster, bellowing loudly, blocks the eastern exit.
• back: I shook my head and bellowed back 2 pints of Fosters, which arrived pretty promptly.

Noun used with modifier

• air: In particular, the coupling ( e.g. air, air bellows, pliable foam etc. ) between the transducer and tissue will be investigated.
• wedge: I would go for large wedge bellows in the room off the gallery.

Followed by a transitive particle

• out: At the moment cars are stuck in traffic jams bellowing out fumes.

Preposition: like

• bull: The house which used to bellow like a bull was silenced.