Blâre1, v. i.
[Ger. blarren, blärren, plärren, blären, D. blaren, to bleat, to cry, weep.] To sound loudly; to roar. “The trumpet blared.” Tennyson.
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[Ger. blarren, blärren, plärren, blären, D. blaren, to bleat, to cry, weep.] To sound loudly; to roar. “The trumpet blared.” Tennyson.
Sense 1. Roar; noise; loud sound. “With blare of bugle.” Tennyson.
And sigh for battle’s blare. Barlow.
And his ears are stunned with the thundering blare. Drake.
Sense 2. A small copper coin of Berne, nearly of the same value as the batz.