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bullhorn

noun as in loudspeaker

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“You’d see the protests and sometimes the person holding the bullhorn would be 17 years old,” Zetumer said.

"And it’s the it’s not even a dog whistle at this point. It’s a bullhorn. It’s out there and it’s blunt."

From Salon

Not since President George W. Bush ascended the rubble of 9/11 and grabbed his famous bullhorn has any president or national political figure had a chance to unify the country the way Donald Trump does this week.

They set up banners with photos of their relatives and shouted “Equality!” on a bullhorn to uncaring pedestrians and cars.

They banged a drum and chanted slogans over a bullhorn.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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