v. to make a deep loud cry or shout as in anger pain or excitement; to laugh loudly; n. a loud deep cry or shout.
I heard the roar of the lion as I approached the cage.
I heard the roar of the lion as I approached the cage.
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What did mom think the dragon's roar sounded like?
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Why does the lion roar in this story?
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What did Lion Cub roar after he stamped his feet?
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What caused the Cove Hills fans to roar louder than Billy had heard in a long time?
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Where did avalanches roar down and slam into buildings killing several people?
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What should you roar like?
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Who roared a loud roar for Gorilla?
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The roar of the jet's engine was deafening.
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What happened when Tyrannosaurus tried to roar after Edna escaped?
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Who can roar in this story?
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What was the deafening roar charlie heard while he was in his parent's bed?
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What did he roar like?
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What makes the monster roar by the bedroom door?
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Why does Amelia's father roar when he walks into the room?
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bellow; boom; growl; yowl
make a low muffled sound
1 syllables
roar
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