[f. as prec. + -ING2.]
1. Uttering a loud noise: bellowing. As said of the tongue cf. also BLEARING.
1566. J. Studley, Seneca’s Medea (1581), 133. In fiery foming blaring mouth his forked tongue hee wags.
1615. Curry-C. for Coxe-C., v. 237. Blareing label-lolling tongue.
1814. Southey, Roderick, XVIII. 8. The blairing horn.
2. transf. of a ‘loud’ color; cf. glaring.
1866. Sat. Rev., 4 Aug., 146. A painter who should exclude every colour but a blaring red.
