bullhorn
Noun
Meaning
a portable loudspeaker with built-in microphone and amplifier
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Examples
And it started off as great because they were handing out dildos until Shanique was gifted a bullhorn.
But maybe I should’ve gotten into my Yukon, bullhorn in hand, and shouted, “¡
Agitated by the pastor's unwillingness to turn off the bullhorn, other protesters joined in, appearing to gather around him while chanting, "U.
At 4:50 am Zhao made a speech with a bullhorn to a crowd of students, urging the students to end the hunger strike.
He was driving a black and white crown victoria, had added a colorless lightbar, restored the Whalen stuff inside so he had lights, sirens, bullhorn, added a bunch of ham radio equipment.
In it, you can see 30 minutes of footage during which a handful of protesters walk back and forth between the street and sidewalks, shouting anti-police remarks on a bullhorn.