Uproar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UPROAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Shakespeare) to throw into uproar or confusion
• To throw into uproar or confusion.
• To make an uproar.
• cause an uproar
NOUN:
• a tumult, a commotion
• a loud and impassioned noise or disturbance
• a public expression of protest or outrage
• disturbance characterized by loud noise and confusion
• Great tumult; violent disturbance and noise; noisy confusion; bustle and clamor.
• a state of commotion and noise and confusion
• loud confused noise from many sources
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a state of noisy excitement and confusion

Words related to UPROAR

ruckus12 ruction9 schemozzle35 stramash13 uproared11 uproaring12 uproars9 utis4

Words that contain UPROAR

uproars9 uproared11 uproaring12 uproarious12 uproariously17 uproariousness16 uproariousnesse17 uproariousnesses18

How to use UPROAR in a sentence

• This noise awoke Sir Launcelot, and he arose from his couch and went to the window and looked out to see who it was that shouted so loudly and made such uproar.
• Armitage waved his hands amidst the uproar as if he were conducting an orchestra.
• Towards evening, another detachment renewed the assault, and the uproar commenced again.
• They made the air ring with their lively chatter, but the uproar they made was as music to me.
• While engaged in this, the uproar of grief in the house was perfectly heart-rending.
• I rose in the morning with the sun, and had partly donned my clothing, when I heard a loud uproar in the hall.
• The frightened hens, startled by the hubbub, added their share to the uproar.
• Now arose a great uproar among the clergy and others on the platforms and among the crowd beneath.
• The Indians withdrew to the base of Wheeling Hill, and the uproar of yells and musketry was replaced by a short season of quiet.
• The general commenced firing his cannon and making a great uproar.
• Long before the appointed hour, the great hall was densely packed and the greatest uproar prevailed.
• She does not make an uproar about her happiness either.
• Mars Is Ruined! Immediately he began to shout to attract our attention, but in the awful uproar we could not hear him.
• The discharge of the lightning engines in the hands of the Martians in that confined space made an uproar so tremendous that it seemed to pass the bounds of human sense.
• The German Ambassador, von Bernstorff, raised a frightful uproar over this, and claimed that the papers were his.
• The sudden uproar stirred Maceio from roof to basement.
• When the uproar of the noisy horde had died away in the narrow passages, Saya Chone waved to the guards to bring Mr.
• He was astonished at the violence of uproar that this provoked.
• This became a certainty just a few minutes later when a great uproar arose in the tent of the Rangers.
• In fact, the majority of the boys had already forgotten the contests in the temporary excitement and the uproar.
• Even the little child who had been the cause of the uproar had disappeared.
• It was clear that they were delivered out of the storm, out of the foam, out of the wind, out of the uproar.
• There was a great deal of loose talk and a pretty considerable uproar.
• The smothered sounds below, the advancing uproar, and the rush on deck, with the awful summons in the open air, succeeded each other with the rapidity of lightning.
• Uproar had broken out instantly among the four stolid legions of Titus on the Assyrian bivouac.
• Some thirty or forty had properly paid and passed up when a great uproar in the street told of times coming.
• I had just arisen, to follow his example, when a furious uproar burst out at the card table.

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