IPA: /ˈklæŋər/
KK: /klæŋər/
A loud, resonant sound, often made by metal objects striking each other.
The clangour of the bells echoed through the town.
Clangour originates from the Old French word *clangor*, meaning a loud, ringing sound. The word describes a resonant noise, often associated with metallic sounds or clanging.
Think of the loud, ringing sound associated with metal clashing — that's what clangour means.