roarer
One making noise
A roarer is someone or something that roars—a loud, powerful sound.
Lions are roarers.
A crowd at a stadium roars.
The word often describes things that are impressively vigorous or successful: The show was a roarer.
In veterinary use, a roarer is a horse with a breathing disorder that causes a characteristic roaring sound during exercise.
Maned African feline
gorilla · bear · hippo · crocodile · howler monkey · bellow · growl · howl
Storm's acoustic aftermath
cacophony · deafening · resonance · decibels · rumble · bellow · reverberation · tumult
Overly zealous person
- supporterOne who backs another
- enthusiastArdent admirer of something
- hooliganViolent young troublemaker
- ultrasOrganized matchday zealots
stadium · chant · bellow · rally · match day · terrace · megaphone · cheering
Energy-to-motion converter
- exhaustUse up entirely
- revvingIncreasing engine speed
- turboExhaust-powered compressor
- horsepowerRate of mechanical work
torque · V8 · muscle car · motorcycle · dragster · throttle · combustion · supercharger
lion
Maned African feline
stag · gorilla · bear · hippo · crocodile · howler monkey · bellow · growl · howl · snarl
thunder
Storm's acoustic aftermath
blare · cacophony · deafening · resonance · decibels · rumble · bellow · reverberation · tumult · clamor
fanatic
Overly zealous person
- supporterOne who backs another
- enthusiastArdent admirer of something
- hooliganViolent young troublemaker
ultras · stadium · chant · bellow · rally · match day · terrace · megaphone · cheering · uproar
motor
Energy-to-motion converter
horsepower · torque · V8 · muscle car · motorcycle · dragster · throttle · combustion · supercharger · turbocharged
- happy peoplehappy camper, smiler, grinner, tickled pink, happy-go-lucky
roarershrinking violet
Extremely timid person
lamb · gentle soul · wallflower · gentle spirit · mouse
- deafening roarOverwhelmingly loud sound
- roaring successOverwhelming, celebrated achievement
- roared backRecovered dramatically after setback
- Roaring TwentiesProsperous 1920s era
- loud roar
- roaring backReturning powerfully after decline