adj
latrant
Latrant (adj) means (formal) Barking, or bitterly and loudly complaining.
adj
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(formal) Barking, or bitterly and loudly complaining.
"Sounds, latrant, mugient and reboatory, echoed above the city’s noise as, yelping and barking, the heterogeneous pack raced down the street, while boys and girls, armed with rulers and schoolbags, manoeuvred it to a vacant allotment."
— , Dogs Would Not Lie Doggo Here (1940)
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Etymology
From Latin lātrans (“barking, ranting”), the present participle of lātrāre (“to bark, to rant”). It is equivalent to latrate + -ant.
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What is the meaning of latrant?
"latrant" (adj) means (formal) Barking, or bitterly and loudly complaining.
What is another word for latrant?
Other words for "latrant" include barking.
