Uproarious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UPROARIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• marked by uproar
• provoking loud laughter; very funny
• characterized by or provoking loud noise or uproar
• Making, or accompanied by, uproar, or noise and tumult; as, uproarious merriment.
• uncontrollably noisy
• marked by or causing boisterous merriment or convulsive laughter

Words related to UPROARIOUS

uproariously17 uproariousness16

Words that contain UPROARIOUS

uproariously17 uproariousness16 uproariousnesse17 uproariousnesses18

How to use UPROARIOUS in a sentence

• At times, his manifestations were fairly uproarious, and it became necessary to check them, or to send him further into the woods to relieve himself of his exuberant delight.
• But the present which drew forth the most uproarious applause was a Union Jack, which the captain gave to their chief, Awatok.
• Their example soon becomes contagious, and group after group chimes in with the uproarious chant.
• Beginning with the uproarious war meeting in Union Square, every day saw its crowds listening to the harangue of a somebody or a nobody.
• Nor was music the root of it, for the identical desire is often uproarious among them that hate music.
• Unfortunately, he is easily imposed on, and impatient of company in which he cannot be a little uproarious.
• Smith, now, being more than half-seas over, became very uproarious, and, claiming the attention of the table, volunteered the following DRINKING SONG.
• Pretty soon Bill arrived, and they gave him an uproarious greeting.
• She connected drunkenness with uproarious mirth, boon companionship, set orgies.
• The actors of the drama were in better humor than before, and uproarious mirth had succeeded to ferocity.
• TO DIONYSUS Of ivy-tressed uproarious Dionysus I begin to sing, the splendid son of Zeus and renowned Semele.
• The cheers and laughter were so uproarious I was obliged to stop until they had subsided.
• Presently a conversation began between the two, of which, however, he could hear nothing except a confused murmur, and occasionally a most uproarious fit of laughter.
• Whenever it saw me, it used to break out into a real uproarious laugh, as if our common imprisonment was the very best joke that had ever been presented to its infantile mind.
• He had an uproarious time, and wrote verses to the Lass of Ecclefechan, which shows the place must have been a good deal livelier then than now.
• Belloc from the genius of his great and uproarious comrade, Mr.
• Amid uproarious laughter he ran Susan all over the room, and when he caught her he pulled her hands away from her blushing face and bestowed a right hearty kiss on her cheek.
• Stacy, in a fit of uproarious laughter, did the next stunt, that of literally standing on his right ear.
• At every station the Jerseymen were there, uproarious as Jerseymen, to shake our hands and wish us a happy despatch.
• Boolpin had driven the uproarious boys before him with his pestle, administering smart taps to the reluctant ones.
• Lampourde paid no attention to the uproarious throng, further than to look about and make sure that none of his own particular friends and associates were among them.
• The boys were uproarious, and Nick was as one of them.
• This was an uproarious evening, from which he gathered new experiences.
• As a lawyer he was brilliant, severely logical, if he chose to be, uproarious with mirth if he thought it appropriate.
• The girls were standing in groups on the porch and steps, laughing and talking together, and at sight of Katherine gave her an uproarious greeting.

Similar words containing UPROARIOU without suffix s

uproariously17 uproariousness16 uproariousnesse17 uproariousnesses18

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