See Also: space-age(dictionary)
space bar(dictionary)
Space(medicine)
space(1)(dictionary)
retroadductor space(medicine)
retroinguinal space(medicine)
quadrilateral space(medicine)
retromylohyoid space(medicine)
retroperitoneal space(medicine)
retropubic space(medicine)

clamorous (iou) and space bar (oh)


clamorous (iou)



clamorous adjective. LME.
[from late Latin clamorosus, from Latin clamor: see CLAMOUR noun, -OUS. Cf. Old French clamoreus.]
Of the Nature of clamour; uttered with or accompanied by shouting; noisy; loudly and persistently complaining, appealing, or demanding; urgently claiming attention.
Shakespeare As You Like It I will be..more clamorous than a parrot against rain. D. H. Lawrence Her voice was loud and clamorous. W. Styron The night was clamorous with frogs and katydids.
clamorously adverb M16.
clamorousness noun E17.

space bar (oh)



n [C]
the wide key at the bottom of a computer keyboard or typewriter that you press to make a space