Associations to the word «Thunderous»
Noun
- Applause
- Roar
- Crash
- Concussion
- Clap
- Tumult
- Rumble
- Growl
- Detonation
- Explosion
- Knocking
- Cheer
- Volley
- Pounding
- Bellow
- Plunging
- Boom
- Blast
- Scowl
- Shriek
- Shout
- Roaring
- Cheers
- Noise
- Recoil
- Heartbeat
- Shouting
- Cataract
- Breaker
- Throbbing
- Gallop
- Din
- Quiver
- Howl
- Crack
- Burst
- Retort
- Hoove
- Torrent
- Climax
- Scream
- Vibration
- Brief
- Laughter
- Groan
- Tarzan
- Echo
- Avalanche
- Beating
- Muzzle
- Sound
- Yell
- Stab
- Brie
- Accompaniment
- Flame
- Frown
- Riff
- Stanza
- Cavern
- Sudden
Adjective
Wiktionary
THUNDEROUS, adjective. Very loud; suggestive of thunder; thundersome
Dictionary definition
THUNDEROUS, adjective. Loud enough to cause (temporary) hearing loss.
THUNDEROUS, adjective. Extremely ominous; "world events of thunderous import".
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