| OARING | • oaring v. Present participle of oar. • OAR v. to propel a boat with long, broad-bladed poles. |
| HOARING | • hoaring v. Present participle of hoar. • HOAR v. to make hoary, grey with frost or age. |
| ROARING | • roaring adj. Intensive; extreme. • roaring adj. Very successful; lively. • roaring v. Present participle of roar. |
| SOARING | • soaring v. Present participle of soar. • soaring n. The act of mounting on the wing, or of towering in thought or mind; intellectual flight. • soaring adj. (Sometimes figurative) assurgent, ascending. |
| ROARINGS | • roarings n. Plural of roaring. • ROARING n. the act of roaring. |
| SOARINGS | • soarings n. Plural of soaring. • SOARING n. the act of soaring. |
| HOARINESS | • hoariness n. The characteristic of being hoary. • HOARINESS n. the state of being hoary. |
| ROARINGLY | • roaringly adv. With, or as if with, a roaring sound. • roaringly adv. With lively success. • ROARING adv. proceeding with very great activity or success. |
| SOARINGLY | • soaringly adv. In a soaring manner. • soaringly adv. Increasingly. • SOARING adv. flying high. |
| UPROARING | • uproaring v. Present participle of uproar. • UPROAR v. (Shakespeare) to throw into uproar or confusion. |
| UPSOARING | • upsoaring v. Present participle of upsoar. • UPSOAR v. to soar upward. |
| OUTROARING | • outroaring v. Present participle of outroar. • OUTROAR v. (Shakespeare) to roar louder than. |
| OUTSOARING | • outsoaring v. Present participle of outsoar. • OUTSOAR v. to soar beyond. |
| HOARINESSES | • hoarinesses n. Plural of hoariness. • HOARINESS n. the state of being hoary. |