clamorers
/ˈklæmərərz/
noun
- Plural form of clamorer; people who make a loud noise or uproar, especially as part of a crowd.
- The clamorers filled the streets with their shouts and chants.
- A group of clamorers gathered outside the embassy, waving signs.
- The clamorers grew louder as the evening went on.
- Plural form of clamorer; people who demand something loudly or insistently.
- The clamorers for reform finally got the attention of the government.
- Clamorers on both sides of the issue argued passionately.
- The mayor agreed to meet with the clamorers to hear their complaints.