Noise, outcry. Obsolete.
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| 释义 | the world > physical sensation > hearing and noise > degree, kind, or quality of sound > loudness > confused sound > [noun] > uproar or tumult (48) brack?c1200 Noise, outcry. Obsolete. ludea1275 Noise, clamour. ludingc1275 Noise. grede13.. A cry; outcry; noise. to-doc1330 Fuss or commotion; esp. unnecessary agitation, excitement, or argument. Also: an instance of this; an (unwarranted) uproar, dispute, or fracas; a… stevenc1385 Outcry, noise, tumult, din. ruitc1390 Noise, disorder. shoutingc1405 Loud crying, uproar, clamour; vociferous applause, acclamation; an instance of this. rumourc1425 Clamour, outcry; noise, din. Also: an instance of this. Now chiefly archaic. dirdumc1440 Uproar, tumultuous noise or din. shout1487 A loud, vehement cry expressing joy, grief or pain, fear, triumph, warning, encouragement, etc.; a loud cry to attract attention at a distance; a… rippit?1507 Uproar, tumult; outcry; (also) a disturbance, a noisy fight. glamer?a1513 A loud noise or tumult; public outcry, scandal. rangat?a1513 Disorder, disturbance, noise; = rangale, n. 3. reird?a1513 An uproar or clamour made by a number of people shouting, crying, etc.; a loud noise made by a number of animals or birds. Now rare. larumc1515 A tumultuous noise or commotion; a clamour, an uproar, an outcry. Also figurative. Now English regional. reirdour1535 Clamour, tumult. uproar1544 Loud outcry or vociferation; noise of shouting or tumult. clamouring1548 The action of clamour, v.1 (in various senses). racket1565 Uproar, disturbance, esp. as resulting from noisy or disorderly behaviour; din, cacophony, excessive or obtrusive noise. baldare1582 Din, uproarious noise. rack jack1582 A tumult. rufflery1582 Uproar. pother1603 Disturbance, turmoil, bustle; noise, tumult; an instance of this, a din, an uproar. rut1607 A noise, a disturbance. clamorousnessa1617 The quality of being clamorous; noisiness; noisy urgency or importunity. hurricane1639 transferred and figurative. A violent rush or commotion bringing with it destruction or confusion; a storm or tempest of words, noise, cheers, etc. clutter1656 Noisy turmoil or disturbance, hubbub. (Cf. clatter, n.1) archaic or dialect. flaw1676 figurative. A sudden rush or onset; a burst of feeling or passion; a sudden uproar or tumult. Obsolete. splutter1677 A noise or fuss. rout1684 A fuss, a palaver, a commotion. Frequently in to make a rout (about, over,etc.). Cf. rout, n.3 2. Now rare. hirdum-dirdum1724 Uproar, tumultuous noise. fracas1727 A disturbance, noisy quarrel, ‘row’, uproar. collieshangie1737 Noisy quarrel, ‘row’, uproar; confused fight. racketing1760 Noisy or boisterous activity; (occasionally) an instance of this. hullabaloo1762 Tumultuous noise or clamour; uproar; clamorous confusion. Also figurative. hurly1806 Commotion, tumult, uproar; strife. bobbery1816 Noise, noisy disturbance, ‘row’. trevally1819 A disturbance, a noisy ‘to-do’. pandemonium1827 In extended use. Utter confusion, uproar; wild and noisy disorder; a tumult; chaos. (Now the usual sense). hurly-burly1830 Commotion, tumult, strife, uproar, turmoil, confusion. (Formerly a more dignified word than now.) outroar1845 A loud noise or cry; an uproar. on-ding1871 figurative. An onslaught, an onset; a noisy outburst. tow-row1877 An uproar, hubbub, noisy disturbance, din. ruckus1885 An uproar, a disturbance; a row, a quarrel; (also) fuss, commotion. Cf. rookus, n. ruction, n. molrowing1892 Caterwauling, rowing; a noisy howling. Usually in plural. rookus1892 = ruckus, n. Now rare. rux1918 A disturbance, an uproar. |
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