roaring

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roaring

The new restaurant is doing a roaring trade on opening night.

Definition
  1. Adjective:

    • Very loud and powerful: Describes a sound that is deep, full, and extremely loud, often like that of a lion, engine, or crowd.
    • Very lively, successful, or vigorous: Used informally to describe something that is booming, thriving, or full of energy.
  2. Adverb:

    • Extremely, very: Used as an intensifier, often before an adjective, to mean "to a very great degree."
  3. Noun:

    • A very loud, deep, and prolonged sound: The act or sound of roaring, such as the cry of a wild animal, the noise of an engine, or a loud shout from a crowd.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The roaring engine of the jet plane shook the ground.
    • They run a roaring trade in souvenirs near the monument.
  • Adverb:
    • After the victory, the fans were roaring drunk with celebration.
  • Noun:
    • The roaring of the lions could be heard across the savanna.
    • He was woken by the roaring of the waterfall.
Advanced Usage
  • "Doing a roaring trade": To be selling goods or services very successfully and quickly.
    • The ice cream shop is doing a roaring trade in this heat.
  • "The roaring forties": A nautical term for the stormy ocean areas between 40 and 50 degrees south latitude, known for strong westerly winds.
    • The ship entered the roaring forties and faced rough seas.
Variants and Related Words
  • Roar (verb/noun): The base form. To make a roaring sound; the sound itself.
    • Verb: The crowd began to roar when the team scored.
    • Noun: A roar of laughter came from the next room.
  • Roarer (noun): A person or animal that roars.
Synonyms
  • Adjective (loud): Booming, thunderous, deafening.
  • Adjective (successful): Booming, flourishing, thriving, prosperous.
  • Noun: Bellow, roar, thunder, howl.
Related Phrases
  • Roaring drunk: Extremely drunk and often noisy.
    • He came home roaring drunk last night.
  • Roaring fire: A fire that is burning very brightly and noisily.
    • They sat comfortably in front of a roaring fire.
Related Idioms
  • Roaring success: A very great and noticeable success.
    • The new product launch was a roaring success.
roaring

The new restaurant is doing a roaring trade on opening night.

Adjective
  1. very lively and profitable
    • flourishing businesses
    • a palmy time for stockbrokers
    • a prosperous new business
    • doing a roaring trade
    • a thriving tourist center
    • did a thriving business in orchids
Adverb
  1. extremely
    • roaring drunk
Noun
  1. a very loud utterance (like the sound of an animal)
    • his bellow filled the hallway
  2. a deep prolonged loud noise