Clamorous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLAMOROUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• loud, full of clamour
• making a loud and confused noise
• expressing or characterized by vehement protests or demands
• Speaking and repeating loud words; full of clamor; calling or demanding loudly or urgently; vociferous; noisy; bawling; loud; turbulent.
• conspicuously and offensively loud; given to vehement outcry
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by confused din or outcry; tumultuous

Words related to CLAMOROUS

clamor10 clamorously18 vociferant18

Words that contain CLAMOROUS

clamorously18 clamorousness17 clamorousnesses19

How to use CLAMOROUS in a sentence

• The clamorous elves rushed through the doorway into the street, like a stream too big for its vent, rejoicing in their new-found freedom and the open face of day.
• Nothing clamorous, vehement or emphatic seemed able to live in the drowsy atmosphere of soft dreaming that soothed this little hill-town into its sleep.
• The whole house rose up in clamorous indignation demanding justice.
• At this instant, a shout of unmeaning, clamorous merriment arose on the forecastle.
• Around me rageth a people impious and clamorous for my blood.
• This was done with all the care possible, and the clamorous grief of the lamenting household was far exceeded in intensity by the silent agony of Edith.
• And Europe is clamorous with agitation for a Federation of National Unions to protect her from the United States.
• A long, clamorous, and angry dispute succeeded, during which each party maintained its right to pursue the course it had adopted.
• Clamorous, insistent, they presented these to Olafaksoah.
• Then in a clamorous outbreak did Annadoah plead with Kokoyah.
• Meantime his creditors at home became clamorous, entered into possession of his property, and threatened his person, should he be rash enough to return to Scotland.
• With the proceeds of their clamorous begging, when any stranger appeared among them, the prisoners purchased liquors from a tap in the prison.
• The thousand voices which a few moments before had been so clamorous were now hushed.
• From the doors of the opera house of Powhatan City the assembled delegates emerged, heated, clamorous, out of breath.
• On the victorious side there was wild, clamorous, fierce exultation.
• Several of them had been already paid, but their receipts could not be found, and they were clamorous.
• In 1797 and 8, when an administration sought war with France, the Quakers were the most clamorous for war.
• Instant, at the voice, Wild stir arose and clamorous uproar Of fast-assembling Trojans.
• They came, but their appearance was not satisfactory even to the creditors, who became clamorous for their money.
• This petition, though strenuously urged by a powerful and clamorous body without doors, did not meet great encouragement within.
• Daddy got up and went with the children, all clamorous to see the hole in the ground that had halted the train.
• When hostilities commenced, the Kansas regiments were clamorous to be led into Missouri.
• The men rent his clothing open and disfigured his face, so that the people and the soldiers stationed in the city made clamorous objections.
• The country rang clamorous in the night with the irritated barking of farm dogs, that followed the rattle of wheels all along the road.
• THE MARKET-PLACE My mind is like a clamorous market-place.
• Presently the clamorous rabble turned tail suddenly and poured through the door out upon the pathway, quicker than water through a tide-race in the fulness of the ebb.
• Whereupon the two Checkleighs and Stocks called loudly for a proper celebration, and Peter honored their clamorous demand.
• High living, and old debts incurred by extravagance, had reduced the fortune of my wife to very little, and I could not satisfy the clamorous demands of my creditors.
• Those most addicted to it were the Papuans above-mentioned, but many of the Australians joined them, and were equally clamorous for tobacco.
• Just at this particular juncture, and when his creditors were most clamorous for settlement, this man died in the Regimental Hospital.
• It is near the moment of starting, and the legs again become clamorous for what they want.

Similar words containing CLAMOROU without suffix s

clamorously18 clamorousness17 clamorousnesses19

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