See Also: unplumbed(dictionary)
clamour(1)(dictionary)
clamour(2)(dictionary)
clamour(dictionary)
clamour 1, noun(dictionary)
clamour 2, verb(dictionary)

clamour(2) (iou) and unplumbed (iou)


clamour(2) (iou)



clamour verb1. Also *clamor. LME.
[from the noun.]
verb intrans. Make a clamour; raise an outcry; make a loud appeal, complaint, or demand, (for, against, to do). LME.
Shakespeare Macbeth The obscure bird Clamour'd the livelong night. A. Briggs The urban working classes came into the open to clamour for reform. R. Sutcliff If you tell me to do a thing, I will do it, without clamouring to know why.
verb trans.
a. Disturb with clamour. Only in 17.
b. Move or drive out of, into, etc., by clamouring; put down by clamour. M17.
verb trans. Utter or assert clamorously. M19.
clamourer noun M17.

unplumbed (iou)



unplumbed adjective. E17.
[from UN-1 + plumbed pa. pple of PLUMB verb.]
Not plumbed. Chiefly fig., not fully explored or understood.
unplumbable adjective E20.