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klaxon

[ UK /klˈæksən/ ]
NOUN
  1. a kind of loud horn formerly used on motor vehicles

How To Use klaxon In A Sentence

  • As the battle stations alert and klaxon alarm sounded, he donned a helmet and life jacket as he left the bridge and headed below. CHAINS OF COMMAND
  • After all the excitement had died down and we were getting on with what we were doing beforehand, the fire klaxon sounded again.
  • A loud klaxon and a blaring siren signaled the start of the balloon busting derby.
  • He dozed off into a pleasant slumber before being woken up to the sound of Klaxon sirens and flashing red lights from the hallway.
  • You'll hear rather than see the unassuming clank of diesel locos sliding in and out of Newton Dale and the more exuberant klaxon and puff, puff, puff of the steam trains.
  • Winger's indecision faded as the klaxon went off, signaling shift rotation, and he bolted into action.
  • A computer generated voice comes to life as klaxons sound and whistles blow.
  • As the battle stations alert and klaxon alarm sounded, he donned a helmet and life jacket as he left the bridge and headed below. CHAINS OF COMMAND
  • If we as a nation had the strength to detach from the glittering, flickering baubles beamed into our cerebral cortexes and mute the bleating klaxons, we'd realize that the "news" spouted from many a sneering, slanted mouth is pure carnival barking, and we'd see what America has allowed itself to become. Steven Weber: Step Outside
  • As if in mocking comment, from the town behind came the klaxon of a train, then the rumble and clank of wagons passing over the bridge. LOOKING FOR THE SPARK
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