noun
- a device with an air chamber that produces a strong current of air when squeezed, used for blowing fires or in musical instruments
- the lungs
Usage: informal
verb
- to shout in a deep loud voice
Examples
- The blacksmith used bellows to make the fire hotter.
- Old pipe organs require bellows to push air through the pipes.
- The accordion's bellows expand and contract to create sound.
- After running up the stairs, his bellows were working hard.
- The angry coach bellows at the players from the sideline.
- She bellows instructions across the noisy construction site.
- The bull bellows loudly in the field.