θορυβέω
θορυβέωcontr.vb of groups or crowds, such as political assemblies and juriesmake a confused noisemake a hubbub, kick up a din
Ar. Pl. Aeschin. D. Plu.of an individual, inside his housemake a racket
Ar.gener., of drinkers, a populace, or sim.be rowdydisorderly
X. Plu. specif., of listeners, as a group or individuallyshout in disapproval or interruptionheckle, barrack
Att.orats. Pl. X. Arist.a personPlb. Plu.of a personprovoke an outcry against
someonePlu.pass.of a personbe the target of a clamour of disapprovalw.prep.phr.fr. peopleS. Plu.be bawled atw.prep.phr.by a personTh. shout in approvalcheer, applaud
Ar. Att.orats. Pl. Plu.pass.of a speechbe applaudedIsoc.of an argumentbe approvedArist. sow confusionalarmin a country or among people
Th.of ships, among enemy shipsTh.of hounds, among fellow houndsX.tr.throww.acc.a cityinto uproar
NT. gener., of persons, a circumstance or argumentunsettle, disconcert, upset, fluster
a personAr. Pl. Arist. Men.of anxietiesdisturb
sleepTheoc.impers.it troubles or alarmssomeonew.compl.cl.that sthg. may happenTh.pass.of individuals or groupsbe thrown into confusion or turmoil, be disconcerted or flusteredHdt. Th. Pl. X. Aeschin. D.of an animalbe startledby houndsX. τεθορυβημένωςpf.pass.ptcpl.adv in a disorderly manner
ref. to an army retreatingX.
ShortDef
to make a noise
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Headword (normalized):
θορυβέω
Headword (normalized/stripped):
θορυβεω
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