Roar

What do we mean by roar?

The loud deep cry of a wild animal, especially a lion or other wild cat. noun

A loud, deep, prolonged sound or cry, as of a person in distress or rage. noun

A loud prolonged noise, such as that produced by waves. noun

A loud burst of laughter. noun

To produce or utter a roar. intransitive verb

To laugh loudly or excitedly. intransitive verb

To make or produce a loud noise or din. intransitive verb

To move while making a loud noise. intransitive verb

To breathe with a rasping sound. Used of a horse. intransitive verb

To utter or express loudly. synonym: yell. intransitive verb

To put, bring, or force into a specified state by roaring. intransitive verb

To have great success after a period of lackluster performance; make a dramatic recovery. phrasal verb

A full, loud, and deep cry, as of the larger beasts. noun

A loud, continued, confused sound; a clamor; tumult; uproar. noun

The loud, impassioned cry of a person in distress, pain, anger, or the like; also, a boisterous outcry of joy or mirth: as, a roar of laughter. noun

To cry with a full, loud, continued sound; bellow, as a beast.

To cry aloud, as in distress or anger.

To make a loud, continued, confused sound, as winds, waves, a multitude of people shouting together, etc.; give out a full, deep sound; resound.

To laugh out loudly and continuously; guffaw.

To behave in a riotous and bullying manner.

A long, loud, deep shout, as of rage or laughter, made with the mouth wide open.

The cry of the lion.

The deep cry of the bull.

A loud resounding noise.

A show of strength or character.

R.O.A.R. - Right Of Admission Reserved. Typically seen on clubbing/rave tickets to mean that if you're a drunk/tripping foo, the bouncers will kick your ass out. Urban Dictionary

I hate you or i am very angry in dinosaur language Urban Dictionary

A certain type of usually acrylic bong allowing maximum cooling. Some believe they are not as good as pures, but at least they cost less. Urban Dictionary

(noun) A word to use when entering a room. It can startle and dismay people there and generally causes the bladder of those hearing the word to malfunction. Some take it annoying, but some pleasure themselves to it out of love. Urban Dictionary

Roar is the best word ever. its an exclamation used whenever. it may mean "i want to get in your pants," but in my circumstances, probably not. it also may mean "rainbows and pink ponies." that gives you a little idea of the wonderfulness of ROAR. emmy is the only one who can roar correctly. it is emmy's word. Urban Dictionary

It is the translation of 'i love you' from the ancient dinosaur language Urban Dictionary

To Vomit, Spew or Throw up Urban Dictionary

The sound made from a tyrannosaurus rex., much like meow. Urban Dictionary

A way to say hello or wen u cant b assed sayin anything else coz ur to lazy ot tired Urban Dictionary

1) Interjection. Greeting used by casual friends. 2) Adjective. Exclamation of emphatic approval. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to roar:
roar.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word roar:
ange, godzilla, laughter, brisbane, hyundai, smell, crowd, lion, glory, strand, jets, perth, canberra, div, fury, beast, lions, adelaide, melbourne, bloody, thunder, norwegian, heard, clash, afc, striker, brave, tiger, newcastle, wellington, perry, sydney, goalkeeper, creature, penalty, noise, silence, phoenix, minute, victory, goal, kick, stadium, dragon, defender, substitute, sounds, scored, beijing, signing, scoring, drum, inaugural, champions, fans.

Words that rhyme with roar:
for, war, door, store, score, more, rapport, core, galore, bore, therefore, mentor, floor, sore, drawer, or, before, lore, ore, abhor, explore, soar, anymore, ignore, implore, corps, restore, nor, whore, furthermore, shore, pour, dinosaur, fore, decor, four, adore, gore, chore, your, pore, sophomore, underscore, deplore, boar, encore, moore, oar, folklore, therefor, hoar, heretofore, offshore, account for, tor, uproar, yore, guarantor, hardcore, outdoor, cor, stevedore, carnivore, sycamore, troubadour, wore, tore, thor, evermore, backdoor, centaur, snore, spore, commodore, herbivore, doar, crore, ashore, salvador, dior, eyesore, orr, swore, ecuador, drugstore, look for, dore, lor, boer, onshore, mor, flor, labrador, matador, indoor, call for, seashore, singapore, bookstore, barrymore.

Adjectives that are often used to describe roar:
deafening, loud, great, dull, distant, mighty, thunderous, tremendous, deep, continuous, muffled, low, steady, sudden, sullen, angry, hoarse, terrible, terrific, constant, awful, hollow, incessant, wild, ceaseless, throated, heavy, huge, continual, faint, hideous, savage, dreadful, muted, ominous, louder, fierce, tumultuous, terrifying, subdued, prolonged, rumbling, monotonous, frightful, continued, soft, fearful, splitting, familiar, like, furious, unceasing, booming, harsh, confused, triumphant, occasional, strange, perfect, horrible, solemn, menacing, powerful, crackling, vast, loudest, deeper, melancholy, guttural, hearty, gentle, universal, threatening, appalling, enormous, ferocious, eternal, perpetual, off, endless, mingled, would, hissing, earsplitting, sustained, pitched.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective roar:
admiral, hide, past, torrents.

Consonant match to roar:
rare, rear, ruhr, rohr, roehr, reher.

Words that sound like roar:
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