soundcarry
verbUK /ˈsaʊndˌkæri/
US /ˈsaʊndˌkæri/
To carry sound from one place to another.
The wind helped soundcarry the music across the lake.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make a sound travel clearly over a distance.
The canyon walls soundcarry every shout.
3. To pass along news or a message by word of mouth.
Villagers soundcarried the warning from house to house.
4. To support the transmission of audio signals.
These old wires soundcarry the radio program to the barn.