Roar

Meaning

Verb

●

To make a

,

, especially from

,

, or other strong emotion.

●

To

in a

manner.

●

Of

(especially a

), to make a

noise.

●

Generally, of

etc; to make a

noise.

●

To

vigorously.

●

To

; to

loudly.

●

To be

; to be disorderly.

●

To make a

in

, as

do when they have a certain disease.

●

In British English & Yorkshire English:

To cry.

Noun

●

A long,

,

,

or

, made with the

open.

●

The

of the lion.

●

The

of the bull.

●

A

noise.

●

A

show of strength

or character.

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Origin

roar

English

rarian

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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