buccin

/bʌkɪn/; /bʊkɪn/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of ancient Roman warship

“The Roman fleet included several buccins, which played a key role in the battle.”

2. verb

To make a loud, shrill cry, especially of excitement or triumph

“The crowd buccined as the team scored the winning goal.”

Synonyms

  • battle ship
  • corvette
  • warship

Antonyms

  • ferry
  • passenger ship