Clamours is valid Scrabble Word

Is clamours a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is clamours valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for CLAMOURS in dictionary:

VERB:

CLAMOUR, to make a loud outcry, also CLAMOR
(of a group of people) shout loudly and insistently
make a vehement protest or demand

NOUN:

a loud and confused noise, especially that of people shouting
a strongly expressed protest or demand from a large number of people

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to clamor

Words related to CLAMOURS

clamour11 clamoured14 clamouring15

How to use CLAMOURS in a sentence

Spencer Wyatt! He is the gentleman who clamours so hard and fights so well for his navy estimates.
Instead of the clamours of a wife, made gaunt by famishing, he meets with a cheerful attendance beyond the merits of the trifle which he can afford to spend.
Bell clamours upon this, and thinketh that he hath caught a fox.
It was a place of tossing lights and wild clamours.
This plan of the general was disconcerted, after the signal began to sound for a retreat, by the clamours of the soldiery, who despised so pusillanimous an order.
I shall stop my ears then to their clamours and I shall continue the task I have undertaken.
It is not the hardened warrior, but only the elegant writer who, having never seen bloodshed, clamours to shed blood.
The lot of a Coalition Government is never easy, and public opinion clamours not for Jeremiahs but for Jonahs to lighten the Ship of State.
Onward they sped, and Duke was encouraged by the sight and sound of these reenforcements to increase his own outrageous clamours and to press home his attack.
I was inflamed with passion, and I became indifferent to the claims of duty, which were drowned in the louder clamours of love.

He, like the others at the helm of affairs, was constantly impelled forward by the clubs, but more so by the incessant clamours of the mob.
There were many in the court outside and Telemachus would not have his guest disturbed by questions or clamours.
Bailly remained the stern witness of these frightful preparations, and of these infernal clamours.
Surely their clamours and depredations have no equal.
But all he said or did appeared only to augment the clamours of those around him, who seemed bent upon driving him into the sea.
And when the cuckoo clamours six We put away our games and bricks And hasten to the shelf where hang The books of Mr.
There is a basic quality in all human nature which clamours for destruction.
Though this attempt was executed with great spirit and some success, the clamours of the people became louder and louder.
With respect to Scotland, the clamours of that kingdom had not yet subsided.
The minister, in order to appease the clamours of the people on this subject, sent him as commander-in-chief to the West Indies.
This alone it was that could appease the public clamours, and afford general satisfaction.
No one clamours for a sortie, and no one either blames or praises Trochu.
The evil gained ground daily, not only by open clamours, but, which was far more dangerous, by a secession and by secret meetings.
Alarmed at these steps, supported by the clamours of the starving for bread, the Paris Jacobins rose against the Convention.
The conference was interrupted by the loud clamours of the soldiers.
That the savage clamours of naked barbarians should thus terrify troops disciplined to war, and ranged in array with arms in their hands, is surely strange.
If you should have the imprudence to issue forth into the street, fifty of the brotherhood will be attracted by their clamours, and the scene of the port will be renewed.
Who has not heard the deep clamours of the soul? Moreover, the morning was dawning.
Again the seamen broke forth into loud clamours, and insisted on abandoning the voyage.
I promised the paper at least four months ago to the magazine which clamours for it every morning by letter.
One of the great clamours against them, in the infancy of their institution, was, that they would get all the trade.

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