| 释义 |
rouncing, ppl. a. Now dial.|ˈraʊnsɪŋ|
[? Imitative.]
Roaring, noisy.
A verb rounce occurs in some dialects with the sense of ‘to bounce’, ‘to flounce about’.
1596Harington Metam. Ajax (1814) 69 Sir Andrew Flamocke.., at the very time the king drew his horn from his mouth, lets me fly a rouncing F. from his T―. 1851Sternberg Folk-Lore & Dial. Northants 87 ‘A rouncing fire’. ‘A rouncing wind’. 1879G. F. Jackson Shropsh. Word-Bk. s.v. |