Words Like ROARING

We have put together a list of words that are similar to ROARING.

30 Alternative Words Similar to roaring

1 Booming Adjective      Synonym Words Like Booming
2 Flourishing Adjective      Synonym Words Like Flourishing
3 Palmy Adjective      Synonym Words Like Palmy
4 Prospering Adjective      Synonym Words Like Prospering
5 Prosperous Adjective      Synonym Words Like Prosperous
6 Thriving Adjective      Synonym Words Like Thriving
7 Deafening Adjective      Synonym Words Like Deafening
8 Earsplitting Adjective      Synonym Words Like Earsplitting
9 Thunderous Adjective      Synonym Words Like Thunderous
10 Thundery Adjective      Synonym Words Like Thundery
11 Loud Adjective      Similar Words Like Loud
12 Successful Adjective      Similar Words Like Successful
13 Boom Noun      Synonym Words Like Boom
14 Roar Noun      Synonym Words Like Roar
15 Thunder Noun      Synonym Words Like Thunder
16 Bellow Noun      Synonym Words Like Bellow
17 Bellowing Noun      Synonym Words Like Bellowing
18 Holla Noun      Synonym Words Like Holla
19 Holler Noun      Synonym Words Like Holler
20 Hollering Noun      Synonym Words Like Hollering
21 Hollo Noun      Synonym Words Like Hollo
22 Holloa Noun      Synonym Words Like Holloa
23 Yowl Noun      Synonym Words Like Yowl
24 Call Noun      Synonym Words Like Call
25 Cry Noun      Synonym Words Like Cry
26 Noise Noun      Synonym Words Like Noise
27 Outcry Noun      Synonym Words Like Outcry
28 Shout Noun      Synonym Words Like Shout
29 Vociferation Noun      Synonym Words Like Vociferation
30 Yell Noun      Synonym Words Like Yell

5 examples of roaring

1 a thriving tourist center
2 a prosperous new business
3 did a thriving business in orchids
4 a palmy time for stockbrokers
5 doing a roaring trade

10 definitions of roaring

1 A loud, deep, prolonged sound, as of a large beast, or of a person in distress, anger, mirth, etc., or of a noisy congregation.
2 An affection of the windpipe of a horse, causing a loud, peculiar noise in breathing under exertion; the making of the noise so caused. See Roar, v. i., 5.
3 extremely
4 a deep prolonged loud noise
5 very lively and profitable
6 a very loud utterance (like the sound of an animal)
7 Very lively or successful; thriving: a roaring trade.
8 Used as an intensive: roaring drunk.
9 A loud, deep cry, as of a lion; an outcry of distress, anger, applause, boisterous mirth, or the like; loud continued sound, as of the billows of the sea or of a tempest.
10 A disease of horses which causes them to make a singular noise in breathing under exertion; the act of making the noise so caused; also, this noise.
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