raucous in Irish
raucous in Irish is callánach — raucous means harsh-sounding, loud, and rough, especially of a voice or laughter.
raucous in Irish
callánach
Harsh and rough-sounding.
What does "raucous" mean?
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adjective Harsh-sounding, loud, and rough, especially of a voice or laughter.
"A raucous cheer went up when the home team scored."
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raucous in a sentence
- A raucous cheer went up when the home team scored.
- His raucous laugh could be heard across the bar.
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What is "raucous" in Irish?
"raucous" in Irish is callánach. raucous means: Harsh-sounding, loud, and rough, especially of a voice or laughter.
How do you use "raucous" in a sentence?
Example: "A raucous cheer went up when the home team scored." In Irish, "raucous" is callánach.
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