1. The thunder roared.

2. He roared himself hoarse.

3. Something roared down in the swamp.

4. The engine roared to life .

5. The crowd roared its approval.

6. He roared like a wounded bull.

7. The crowd roared, all rooting for Roosevelt.

8. The water roared down the chute.

9. The audience roared at the pantomime.

10. He was too excited and roared himself hoarse.

11. The company commander roared his command.

12. "Tummurn ummus Bummack nummow!" He roared

13. Without hesitation, the assembled citizens roared assent.

14. The monster roared and gnashed its teeth.

15. The lion opened its jaws and roared.

16. 20 The wounded animal roared out in pain.

17. Leadville roared toward civilization like a runaway train.

18. An enemy plane roared overhead, its guns blazing.

19. He roared up the drive with a screech of tyres.

20. Not so terrible: Many dinosaurs Cooed rather than roared

21. Day and night heavy trucks roared past their houses.

22. 18 Guns roared and thundered all around us.

23. A log fire roared in the open hearth.

24. 11 The monster roared and gnashed its teeth.

25. ♪ He sniffed and roared and smelled her there ♪

26. Finally, the big bomber roared into the moonlit midsummer sky.

27. He roared that was a violation of the rules.

28. The car roared past, then continued out of sight.

29. But seas between us braid hae roared Sin' Auld lang syne

30. 27 The two men leaped into the jeep and roared off.

31. The train roared by above, the cars blurry blue blocks.

32. They piled wood onto the bonfire until the flames roared.

33. Everyone in the room roared with laughter, including the Nobel laureates.

34. During the playing of the national anthem the crowd roared and whistled.

35. The crown prince roared with laughter and brought out a bottle of champagne.

36. Antonyms for Blubbed include laughed, chortled, chuckled, giggled, cachinnated, cackled, guffawed, grinned, snickered and roared

37. Synonyms for Bellowed include cried, screamed, shouted, screeched, yelled, shrieked, bawled, hollered, howled and roared

38. Cobalt joined the coast road and they roared along the ramparts of the ancient town.

39. 12 A white flame roared up, etching the room in black and white.

40. There was the sound of a siren and several police cars roared past.

41. Chu Yin - chiu and Chen Chun - yi applauded gleefully and roared with laughter.

42. My head roared with neon pins and needles, at once visual and sensual.

43. Thompson pumped his fist in the air and danced on the infield as the crowd roared.

44. A meat saw roared, scattering sawdust, worked by a butcher in a white tunic.

45. The late afternoon sun flashed again on red and chrome as he roared away.

46. Antonyms for Blubbered include laughed, chortled, chuckled, giggled, cachinnated, cackled, guffawed, grinned, snickered and roared

47. Synonyms for Chortled include chuckled, laughed, cackled, giggled, tittered, guffawed, crowed, crew, hee-hawed and roared

48. Synonyms for Blared include blasted, sounded, tooted, resounded, honked, thundered, trumpeted, reverberated, roared and boomed

49. Antonyms for Bawled include laughed, chortled, chuckled, giggled, cachinnated, cackled, guffawed, grinned, snickered and roared

50. Horrified passengers saw Olive stumble and fall off a platform as an express roared in.

51. It was immediately surrounded by a glowing octarine corona as the rising magical wind roared past.

52. And his electrically-powered Sungift 400 buggy was nearly blown over every time a juggernaut roared by.

53. The bear roared at him with fury, its black muzzle and huge jaws covered in a thick white froth.

54. The bus roared through Indiana cornfields that night; the moon illuminated the ghostly gathered husks; it was almost Halloween.

55. The car roared past, its gun still barking as the car made a vicious turn down Longwood.

56. A speeding subway train startled them as it roared out of its tunnel like a metal earthworm.

57. The 500 - foot ( 000 - meter ) volcano roared back to life in 1999 after nearly 80 years of dormancy.

58. The heavy duty generators, ex-Army mobile field units, roared into life when Lawton cranked the handle.

59. Meanwhile , the enemy freighter roared past over the submarine which had just dived giving it a big jerk .

60. The granite-built house nestled into the hillside as though part of it and the gale roared overhead.

61. A Metropolitan train roared up non-stop to Wembley Park and a slower Jubilee passed it, stopping at the platform below.

62. They barked, they Blatted, they roared, they annoyed neighbors and made dogs yap and probably caused chickens to spontaneously lay eggs

63. UNDER a brooding sky, the motor of the single-engine airplane roared as the small craft gathered speed and lifted off the runway.

64. Synonyms for Cachinnated include cackled, roared, guffawed, broke up, broken up, died laughing, laughed one's head off, split your sides, burst out laughing and split one's sides

65. The 9th AAF's fighters, P-47 Thunderbolts and P-51 Mustangs, roared and dived at German strong points unhindered by Luftwaffe [German Air Force] interference.

66. Dinosaurs May Have Mumbled Or Cooed, Not Roared, Study Says - Austin, TX - Relatives of modern birds, dinosaurs may have been tight-lipped creatures emitting sound through closed-mouth

67. Now he watched, wide-eyed, as jeeps roared up the road and men in white caps scurried about, emptying trucks loaded with guns, ammunition, food, and giant duffel bags.

68. On the ground, a woman hanging washing on the roof of her building in nearby Kowloon City cringed, enduring another assault on her eardrums as the plane roared over her head.

69. ‘Donkeys Brayed to one another across threshing floors of harvested wheat.’ ‘The tractor roared, the donkey Brayed and the water thundered by - it was a diabolical din.’ ‘Donkeys Brayed, and the pungent aroma from a nearby slaughterhouse wafted over the neighborhood.’

70. Heated or angry dispute 1914, Arthur Conan Doyle, The Valley of Fear: "What the hell is it to you who are my friends?" roared McMurdo in a voice which brought every head in the carriage round to witness the Altercation

71. A welling, rising, towering rage roared straight up out of the core of Cynthia Maidstone, filling her with a cold, crackling energy so intense she felt that she could point her fingers and chill lighting would Coruscate from their tips

72. ‘The mistake is to believe that recently retired sportsmen or women, fast-tracked into the studio, are alone best placed to Commentate on and analyse their sport of expertise.’ ‘It was a miraculous catch, and the crowd roared its approval, whilst Moyes who was commentating …

73. On June 30, 1908, an asteroid or a chunk of a comet estimated to be less than 300 feet [100 m] across roared into the atmosphere and exploded some five miles [10 km] above the largely unpopulated Tunguska region of Siberia, as mentioned in the introduction.

74. Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy said the reaction to the trailer was "staggering... the entire room of almost eight thousand people just leapt to their feet and roared, I mean I can't think of anything I've ever been to – other than a rock concert – that felt quite like that".

75. "Ankle deep" Well, they raised that horse to be a jumper He was owned by a mid-west bible thumper His preacher was a Louisiana drummer Took all winter to get through the summer The fieldhand hit the switch and stumbled Outside the big engine roared and rumbled The stolen horse spooked and tumbled

76. Tom Petty - Ankle deep - Highway Companion #11 Intro C C7 C (x4) C G C Well, they raised that horse to be a jumper F C He was owned by a mid-west bible thumper F Am His preacher was a Louisiana drummer G C Took all winter to get through the summer C G C The fieldhand hit the switch and stumbled F C Outside the big engine roared and rumbled F Am

77. Yeah they raised that horse to be a jumper He was owned by a Midwest bible thumper His preacher was a Louisiana drummer Took all winter to get through the summer The field hand hit the switch and stumbled Outside the big engine roared and rumbled The stolen horse spooked and tumbled She didn't speak for a week, just kinda mumbled Ankle deep In love Ankle deep In love He was caught up In a lie