Associations to the word «Clarion»
Noun
- Workshop
- Trumpet
- Cock
- Pennsylvania
- Instructor
- Ledger
- Allegheny
- Newspaper
- Hotel
- Writer
- Alumnus
- Fiction
- Butler
- Limestone
- Call
- Worthington
- Elk
- Fife
- Quixote
- Matron
- Sancho
- Tinker
- Bugle
- Ide
- Alley
- Enrichment
- Wharton
- Velvet
- Cycling
- Armstrong
- Enrollment
- Jefferson
- Township
- Advertiser
- Houghton
- Lute
- Herald
- Craven
- Missouri
- Dandy
- Bethlehem
- Keystone
- Swell
- Humboldt
- Voice
- Mcguire
- Hal
- Sat
- Mural
- Brady
- Fairy
- Ellison
- Din
- Harcourt
- Iowa
- Unity
- Trumpeter
- Toby
- Erie
- Knox
- Mississippi
- Borough
- Editorial
- Yearbook
- Tributary
- Socialism
- Libel
- Jackson
- Beaver
- Sf
- Mercer
- Ringing
- Daily
- Cry
- Socialist
- Clarinet
- Pa
- Accountability
- Flute
- Saucer
Adjective
Wiktionary
CLARION, noun. (music) A medieval brass instrument, related to the trumpet, or its sound.
CLARION, noun. (heraldiccharge) A different type of musical instrument resembling an organ.
CLARION, adjective. Loud and clear.
CLARION, proper noun. A botanical plant name author abbreviation for botanist Jacques Clarion (1776-1844).
CLARION CALL, noun. (figuratively) Appeal, urgent call to action.
Dictionary definition
CLARION, noun. A medieval brass instrument with a clear shrill tone.
CLARION, verb. Blow the clarion.
CLARION, verb. Proclaim on, or as if on, a clarion.
CLARION, adjective. Loud and clear; "a clarion call".
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