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  • n  a deep prolonged loud noise
  • n  a very loud utterance (like the sound of an animal)
  • n  the sound made by a lion
  • v  make a loud noise, as of wind, water, or vehicles
    The water roared down the chute
  • v  utter words loudly and forcefully
    `Get out of here,' he roared
  • v  emit long loud cries
  • v  act or proceed in a riotous, turbulent, or disorderly way
    desperadoes from the hills regularly roared in to take over the town"-R.A.Billington
  • v  make a loud noise, as of animal
  • v  laugh unrestrainedly and heartily

  • Meena called the women of Afghanistan sleeping lions, pledging that one day they would awake and roar.
  • At 78, John Llewellyn Lewis still has a thick, flowing mane and a fearsome roar.
  • Roar after roar ran through the crowd, larger than in all the other arenas combined, and the grand swelling of emotion in a people not usually demonstrative touched even foreign .
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Quotes

  • Michael Bloomberg in USA Today
    It's the first of March, which, as you know, is the month that we say comes in like a lion and out like a lamb,New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Sunday. "It's pretty clear that the lions are getting ready to roar."
  • Tiger Wood in USA Today
    The way the golf course plays now, you don't really shoot low rounds here anymore,Woods said. "You've just got to plod along. It's playing more of a US Open than it is a Masters. There was really one roar I heard all day, and that was...
  • Woody Austin in 940 News
    I was trying to get them to go crazy for someone else, so he'd know there's someone else out here,Austin said. "There's no roar like his. It was nice to hear the loudest one I've ever heard for me."

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