Definition of "clamour" []

• Chiefly British Variant of clamor. (noun)

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• "Richard rocking with the radium – urgent passion of the night: the huge, desirous swing, the call clamour, the low hiss of retreat."
• "In spite of an agreement that would have permitted nine minor professionals to play for Canada in 1970, this body changed its decision to satisfy the clamour from the Russians."
• "Flying waterfalls and rolling torrents outdo one another in clamour and confusion;"