Meaning ofroarin English

Verb

1. to produce a loud, deep cry (from emotion)
   The crowd began to roar with excitement as the concert started.
2. to proclaim or cry aloud (a message)
   The politician will roar out his campaign slogans at the rally.
3. to make a loud, resounding noise (like objects)
   The waterfall began to roar as the water level increased.
4. to be boisterous; disorderly (in behavior)
   The crowd started to roar and become unruly when the concert was delayed.
5. to make a loud, deep sound (like a lion)
   The lion began to roar loudly in the zoo.