0 present participle of blare --
1 to make an unpleasantly loud noise: --
When she walks across the street, she hears loud music blaring, and there are more bottles underfoot.
My constituents have all the noise of cars arriving, doors slamming, drivers shouting and radios blaring 24 hours a day.
Meanwhile, all the gramophones and megaphones are blaring out the importance of technical education.
To have to do homework with television blaring is not the best way of making progress.
Certainly it is not the sound of a trumpet blaring a note of expansion.
He has his windows hard shut, radio blaring and heater full on.
It is a problem of an ever more egocentric culture—of members of the "me generation" blaring their music to the detriment of everyone else.
We live in the age of blaring radio sets, mindless chat shows and rubbish music that is played all night in cars and homes.
