1. making a loud, ringing metallic sound; resonating with clangs
Usage: chiefly British spelling; American English typically uses 'clanging'

1. present participle of 'clangour': to make a loud, ringing metallic sound repeatedly
Usage: chiefly British spelling; American English typically uses 'clanging'

Examples

• The clangouring bells of the cathedral echoed through the city streets.
• The blacksmith's hammer was clangouring against the anvil all morning.
• A clangouring noise startled everyone in the workshop.
• The metal gates were clangouring shut in the wind.
• We could hear the clangouring of pots and pans from the kitchen.
• The orchestra's cymbals created a clangouring crescendo.
• The old machinery was clangouring loudly as it operated.