Word Finder - clamoring

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To cry out and/or demand.

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Anyone who tastes our food seems to clamor for more.

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To demand by outcry.

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Thousands of demonstrators clamoring the government's resignation were literally deafening, yet their cries fell in deaf ears

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To become noisy insistently.

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After a confused murmur the audience soon clamored

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To influence by outcry.

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His many supporters successfully clamor his election without a formal vote

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To silence.

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A sound that clamors.

Her instincts were clamoring.

Lankha was asleep above, and the clamoring of the cell block was gone.

In a time of confusion, there will be many siren voices clamoring for attention.

Once you learn how to do this, friends and colleagues alike will be clamoring for tips on how to select the best fresh fruits for their home spreads.

In fact, if you use some of the following ideas, your baby shower guests will be clamoring to find out just where you got these great favors!

Use freshly roasted dark meat for the big night and your guests will be clamoring for more more more!

She has raised being ridiculously wealthy to an art form, with paparazzi clamoring to photograph her every word, gesture, and expression.

Fans of nu metal are usually clamoring for Slipknot tabs so they can learn to play songs by this hugely popular band.

It's not just name recognition, however, that keeps customers all over the world satisfied and clamoring for more; it's also the sharp attention to detail and sturdy materials the company uses to construct their quality products.

Often, teen fashion is influenced by what the popular figures of the day are, so when Jay Z shows up in thick, black glasses, you can expect that many teens will run to their parents, clamoring for the look!

Is it any wonder then, that now that Tiffany has expanded into the eyeglass industry, people are clamoring for a pair?

Since retailers know that everyone is clamoring for them, they keep the price steady at suggested retail for as long as possible.

With the movie Sideways not only did Pinot Noir get a huge boost in sales and people clamoring to taste the wine, the Pinot growing regions became hugely impacted.

These otherwise normally small, "mom and pop" type places all of the sudden had tour busses showing up with hordes of people clamoring for Pinot Noir-just like Myles in the movie.

Just because everyone around you is clamoring over a new Apple iPhone does not mean that an iPhone should be in your future.

Robert's style is not too long, not too short, and is just ruffled and unkempt enough to keep fans clamoring for more.

What is that je ne sais quoi, Paul Newman/Marlon Brando quality that leaves everyone around fanning their faces and clamoring for more?

Maybe you feel that for once, you'd like to be the girl that steals the spotlight, leaves tongues wagging and has the party clamoring for more.

It's no wonder then that many women are clamoring for a similar look.

However, preschoolers who have older siblings may be clamoring for a remote control car of their own.

The events draw designers, buyers, editors, writers, bloggers and avid fashion followers alike, all clamoring for a coveted spot inside the famous tents to score a view of the runway.

Sorry, guys, but there just doesn't seem to be a lot of clamoring for sexy Santa suits for guys.

This is a very popular carton, so it makes sense that children everywhere are clamoring for this particular style of backpack.

But by Christmas, girls were clamoring for these fun fashion mavens.

If they have their own, they won't be clamoring to use yours.

Unless we get so lucky as to have Cate Blanchett clamoring to wear them on the red carpet, that does not translate to enough attention or value per purchase to create long-term customers.

Grayson's death hot on the heels of Jane/Deb finally deciding to reveal the truth left fans clamoring for the third season, which is expected to air in 2011.

Today, however, women are clamoring for more choices than ever.

In 1988, with fans of the film clamoring for more, RCA released More Dirty Dancing, a second edition of the soundtrack, which collected songs that didn't make the cut for the original release.

The following list of activities will have your slumber party guests clamoring to be invited to the next party!

Fans are already clamoring for the best seats to this major.. .

The ambiguously written ending of the novel had fans clamoring for a sequel so they could confirm what happened to the main character.

It's getting close to that time of year when everybody will be clamoring over the top holiday gifts for their loved ones.

Every year around October, people start looking through the Sunday newspaper ads, heading to the malls and looking online to try and find the hot holiday gifts that everyone will be clamoring for before they know it.

Americans are clamoring for less reliance on foreign oil, and less dependency on non renewable fuel sources, while also desiring lowered fuel costs.

But, the movie star's backing of the high-tech gadget is not the only reason shutterbugs have been clamoring to get their hands on the ultra-compact camera.

Serious NFL fans want as much gear featuring their favorite team as they can fit into a closet, so it's no wonder that fans in the Midwest are clamoring for Kansas City Chiefs pajamas.