roar

roar
v
1. cry, howl, yowl, scream, shriek, wail;- shout, Inf. holler, squall, yell, bellow; growl, snarl; vroom.
2. laugh loudly, guffaw, howl with laughter, laugh hysterically.
3. growl, rumble, roll, thunder, clap; blare, sound, resound, boom, bang, crash; blast, explode, fulminate, detonate, blow up.
n
4. deep cry, howl, yowl, scream, shriek, wail; shout, Inf. holler, yell, bellow; growl, snarl; vroom.
5. rumble, roll, thunder, thunderclap, crash, blare, bang, boom; blast, explosion, fulmination, detonation, blowup.
6. loud laughter, Inf. belly laugh, guffaw, hysterical laughter.

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