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• And at last (how could he talk so loud! (8)
• Was I talking loud again? (9)
• A single loud bang on the door. (8)
• Breath to us, Powers of air, for laughter loud! (10)
• And at that he gave a loud sob. (12)
• Richard gave his lungs loud play. (10)
• A loud shriek prevented a response. (8)
• Whitwell gave a loud laugh of relief. (9)
• The loud popping of a cork roused him. (8)
• He returns whistling, but not out loud. (8)
• A loud sob from Emilia checked his foot. (10)
• Those quite loud words gave Soames an insight. (8)
• Often the voices were high, the talk was loud. (10)
• That was loud enough for the deaf or the dead. (10)
• She startled us with a loud outburst of laughter. (10)
• The conversation soon became both loud and general. (6)
• Those teeth were as voluble to him as loud tongues. (10)
• Mr. Carlyle groaned loud, sometimes with fair reason. (2)
• You will be good enough to repeat that out loud, sir. (8)
• He said to Weyburn, loud enough for his Charlotte to heir. (10)
• Loutish steps followed her, and the wheezing of loud lungs. (12)
• He then called in a loud voice, and the firing instantly ceased. (19)
• Loud cries burst into the silence, then the howling of hundreds. (12)
• Loud cheers greeted this utterance, and stimulated by the sound Mr. (8)
• Just then there was a loud sound of voices in the room we had come from. (8)
• He gave a loud, ironical laugh and swashed the water over his bare arms. (13)
• Loud, vague noises made themselves heard round the corner to which the driver had pointed. (9)
• Lavender saw this he called out in a loud voice Sir, you have deceived me. (8)
• The notary Anselmus Winckler was also loud in his praises of both of them. (5)
• The whole car was perfectly furious at me one time, I kept talking so loud. (9)
• The Squire sang two loud notes, spoke three, sang two again; the Psalms ceased. (8)
• A long kiss, till the bell again startles them apart, and there is a loud knock. (8)
• The blow that had stunned her had become as a loud intrusive pulse in her head. (10)
• It was not very loud or shrill, but it was a cry to make the heart stop beating. (12)
• The idea struck him as supremely comic, and he laughed out loud in the street…. (8)
• Their loud shouts were borne by the cool night breeze to the sufferer in the cart. (5)
• Captain Abrane sniffed, loud as a horse, condemnatory as a cat, in speaking of him. (10)
• One fellow walked a little before the rest, and sang a loud, audacious marching song. (2)
• Hope and Fear stalked the street, as again and again the loud companion summonses resounded. (10)
• In a leading article, loud as a trumpet; a hue and cry running from end to end of the country. (10)
• The vicar, seeing me, acknowledged a consciousness of his absurd position with a laugh as loud. (10)
• He was just urging his hearers, in a loud voice, to abandon the base avarice which gathers pence. (5)
• A moment after I heard a loud plunge, and, turning my head, saw the clergyman struggling to shore. (2)
• He looked for a moment at me, then at Stubbes, and then burst out himself, as loud as either of us. (6)
• In this state Frank Churchill had found her, she trembling and conditioning, they loud and insolent. (4)
• Fear of silence made them strive Loud in warrior-hymns that grew Hoarse for slaughter yet unwreaked. (10)
• She said out loud that the presence of Major Weisspriess was intolerable to the Countess Alessandra. (10)
• His voice was waxing loud and insolent, and, as it sounded, Mrs. Sumfit moaned and flapped her apron. (10)
• His voice was waxing loud and insolent, and, as it sounded, Mrs. Sumfit moaned and flapped her apron. (22)
• But in Edinburgh all manner of loud bells join, or rather disjoin, in one swelling, brutal babblement of noise. (2)
• He gaped after them in despair, and fell to stretching and shaking himself, rattling his lungs with loud reports. (10)
• No sooner had they done so than they set up a loud outcry, and behaved as if the enemy had invaded the land again. (5)
• And with a bow to Mr. Darcy, he concluded his speech, which had been spoken so loud as to be heard by half the room. (4)
• Every space of earth lifted clear to her; the woodland listened; and in the bright silence the nightingales sang loud. (10)
• But Venetia had barely mounted the first bank of steps before she heard her name called in a loud voice from the street. (13)
• He discussed these appearances with Miss Macroyd, but found her too frankly disputatious; and she laughed too much and too loud. (9)
• Half mechanically I took the reins, and put spurs to my horse; but before I got well away, a loud cheer from the crowd assailed me. (6)
• All smiles ran the highways wet; The worm drew its links from the turf; The bird of felicity loud Spun high, and a South wind blew. (10)
• In Johnstown, Pa., we were walking to the lot one beautiful Sunday morning when the loud oaths of a driver attracted our attention. (21)
• We have seen these crafty-eyed men, with their loud voices and sardonic smile, stalking all through the pages of New World history. (19)
• X Loud we heard the yellow rover Laugh to sleep, while we raged thick, Thick as ants the ant-hill over, Asking who has thrust the stick. (10)
• They were not the primary offenders, for loud laughter in an isolated party is bad breeding; but they had not the plea of a copious dinner. (10)
• But, pugnaciously as your loud voice summons to the strife, it will never destroy the sacred and venerable things which are worthy to endure. (5)
• So will people listen to a coarse street controversy carried on in a loud and angry tone,—but little is their respect for the principals engaged. (16)
• Sir John was loud in his admiration at the end of every song, and as loud in his conversation with the others while every song lasted. (4)
• Scarcely was the supper placed upon the table, when a tremendous tramping of horses along the street, and loud cracking of whips, announced a new arrival. (6)
• The conversation seemed of an angry nature, for the voices of the speakers were loud and irrascible, and their gestures evidenced a state of high excitement. (6)
• The meekness of the Quakers and their horrors of war (upon religious principle) were changed to loud acclamations of joy when the British occupied their town. (18)
• The reach which Shelton chose was innocent of launches, champagne bottles and loud laughter; it was uncivilised, and seldom troubled by these humanising influences. (8)
• Agostino recited some mock verses, burlesquing the ordinary libretti, and provoked loud laughter from Carlo Ammiani, who was familiar enough with the run of their nonsense. (10)

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Definition of loud:

• loud, lowd, adj. making a great sound: noisy: showy. | advs. loud, loud’ly. | adj. loud’-lunged, vociferous. | n. loud’ness. | adj. loud’-voiced, stentorian. (0)

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