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1. (adj.) uproarious
characterized by or in a state of uproar; tumultuous.
2. uproarious
making an uproar; confused and noisy.
3. uproarious
very funny, as a person or situation.
4. uproarious
very loud, as sounds or utterances.
5. uproarious
expressed by or producing uproar.
Etymology: (1810–20)
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| Definition of 'uproarious' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) rackety, rip-roaring, uproarious
uncontrollably noisy
2. (adj) hilarious, screaming(a), uproarious
marked by or causing boisterous merriment or convulsive laughter
"hilarious broad comedy"; "a screaming farce"; "uproarious stories"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) uproarious
making, or accompanied by, uproar, or noise and tumult; as, uproarious merriment
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Sense: very noisy, especially with much laughter
The team were given an uproarious welcome.
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 Afrikaans: lawaaierig |
 Arabic: صاخِب، مُجَلْجِل |
 Bulgarian: шумен |
 Brazilian: ruidoso |
 Czech: bouřlivý, jásavý |
 German: stürmisch |
 Danish: tumultagtig |
 Greek: θορυβώδης, πανηγυρικός |
 Spanish: alborotado, tumultuoso, a |
 Estonian: kärarikas |
 Farsi: پر سر و صدا |
 Finnish: riehakas |
 French: tumultueux |
 Hebrew: רוֹעֵם |
 Hindi: हंगामेदार |
 Croatian: bučan, buran |
 Hungarian: zajos |
 Indonesian: ribut |
 Icelandic: hávaðasamur |
 Italian: chiassoso |
 Japanese: 騒々しい |
 Korean: 소란스러운 |
 Lithuanian: triukšmingas |
 Latvian: trokšņains; aurojošs; vēt |
 Malay: gemuruh |
 Dutch: luidruchtig |
 Norwegian: støyende; stormende (munt |
 Polish: hałaśliwy, huczny |
 Persian: پر سر و صدا |
 Pashto: زوږند، غړمبيدونكى، چغند: |
 Portuguese: ruidoso |
 Romanian: zgomotos |
 Russian: бурный |
 Slovak: búrlivý; hlučný |
 Slovenian: bučen |
 Serbian: bučan |
 Swedish: larmande, stojig,överväld |
 Thai: เอะอะ; ที่มีเสียงดังเอะอะ |
 Turkish: gürültülü patırtılı |
 Taiwanese: 吵鬧的 |
 Ukrainian: гучний, галасливий |
 Urdu: ہنگامہ خيز |
 Vietnamese: rất ồn ào, om sòm |
 Chinese: 喧嚣的 |
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