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Definition of clamor
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Clamor
(v. i.) To utter loud
sounds
or
outcries;
to
vociferate;
to
complain;
to make
importunate
demands.
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Scold
::
Scold (n.) One who
scolds,
or makes a
practice
of
scolding;
esp., a rude,
clamorous
woman;
a
shrew..
Clamoring
::
Clamoring
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Clamo.
Factious
::
Factious
(a.) Given to
faction;
addicted
to form
parties
and raise
dissensions,
in
opposition
to
government
or the
common
good;
turbulent;
seditious;
prone to
clamor
against
public
measures
or men; -- said of
persons..
Clamor
::
Clamor
(v. i.) To utter loud
sounds
or
outcries;
to
vociferate;
to
complain;
to make
importunate
demands.
Vociferator
::
Vociferator
(n.) One who
vociferates,
or is
clamorous..
Bellow
::
Bellow
(v.) To bowl; to
vociferate;
to
clamor.
Open-mouthed
::
Open-mouthed
(a.)
Having
the mouth open;
gaping;
hence,
greedy;
clamorous..
Vociferance
::
Vociferance
(n.)
Vociferation;
noise;
clamor.
Ruba-dub
::
Ruba-dub
(n.) The sound of a drum when
continuously
beaten;
hence,
a
clamorous,
repeated
sound;
a
clatter..
Scold
::
Scold (v. t.) To chide with
rudeness
and
clamor;
to rate; also, to
rebuke
or
reprove
with
severity..
Vociferate
::
Vociferate
(v. i.) To cry out with
vehemence;
to
exclaim;
to bawl; to
clamor.
Jawing
::
Jawing
(n.)
Scolding;
clamorous
or
abusive
talk.
Din
::
Din (n.) To
strike
with
confused
or
clanging
sound;
to stun with loud and
continued
noise;
to
harass
with
clamor;
as, to din the ears with
cries..
Conviciate
::
Conviciate
(v. i.) To utter
reproaches;
to raise a
clamor;
to rail.
Clamor
::
Clamor
(n.) Any loud and
continued
noise.
Noisy
::
Noisy
(superl.)
Making
a
noise,
esp. a loud
sound;
clamorous;
vociferous;
turbulent;
boisterous;
as, the noisy
crowd..
Barker
::
Barker
(n.) An
animal
that
barks;
hence,
any one who
clamors
unreasonably..
Clamored
::
Clamored
(imp. & p. p.) of
Clamo.
Quiet
::
Quiet (v. t.) To calm; to
appease;
to
pacify;
to lull; to
allay;
to
tranquillize;
as, to quiet the
passions;
to quiet
clamors
or
disorders;
to quiet pain or
grief..
Endless
::
Endless
(a.)
Without
end;
having
no end or
conclusion;
perpetual;
interminable;
--
applied
to
length,
and to
duration;
as, an
endless
line;
endless
time;
endless
bliss;
endless
praise;
endless
clamor..
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