Trombone honk, e.g

Usage examples of blat.

Petra bleated like a goat, and they heard a distant answering blat from the night.

Now, because he was lost in the urgency of her embrace, the blat of a horn startled him so badly he jumped.

The wind was moaning in the aerials and whirling the sand outside pretty briskly when they finally heard a long blat from seaward, and Mr.

You, Slooshasill, nothing but Talons servant, do nothing, blat, blat, blat.

She turns to face the expanse of red-and-gold carpet that stretches to the doorway as trumpets blat and the doors swing open to admit the deputation of lobsters.

A shout rose from the guard on watch, followed by the call of the horn, three blats, signifying that an enemy approached.

The television set in the living room and the radio in the kitchen were both on, blatting away, and the family was having a row in the dining room, halfway between them.

Added to the blatting of the dory horns and the shocking boom-boom of shotguns, it made sound enough, in the three-walled confines of the tote road anyhow, to wake the dead.

He leaned the spear against a tree to put a horn to his lips-it was the genuine article, formerly gracing the head of a cow-and blew one long blast and three short ones, a blatting huuuu noise not like any sound metal had ever made.

The car went forward nose-first into the crack and lodged on the pipe, unmuffled engine blatting stridently.

There was no answer at firstjust this tremendous, roaring voice blatting out the strangely regular sounds.

The camel blatted again, but turned and started slowly down the hill towards the trail.

Occasionally a voice blatted out a command the watchers could not understand, and one or more entered one of the buildings that capped the avenue.

An approving blat greeted his final guess, and the Tursiops flicked the mullet toward Hacker, who felt suddenly ravenous.

A horn blatted weakly, nearby, and after a pause sounded again with more strength.