Definitions

1. noun

a person or thing that produces a loud, piercing cry, especially a warning or alarm signal, typically in the form of a loud, high-pitched sound

“The fire alarm went off and the siren began to wail, signaling the need for evacuation.”

2. noun

a woman in Greek mythology who lured sailors to their deaths on the rocks with her enchanting singing

“In the myth of Ulysses, the siren’s song was irresistible and threatened the safety of the sailors.”

3. verb

to attract or lure someone or something, often in a seductive or alluring way

“The salesman’s smooth talk siren-ed the customer into buying the expensive watch.”

4. verb

to produce a loud, high-pitched sound, typically as a warning or alarm signal

“The ship’s siren-ed as it approached the harbor, signaling its arrival.”