1
They fall to quarrelling and become uproarious; and in the scuffle Sidonius is hurt.
2
This speech also created great hilarity; the queen and councillors all became uproarious.
3
After supping together, the gentlemen indulged in merriment which, towards midnight, became uproarious.
4
The laughter broke out at short intervals, and by and by became uproarious and constant.
5
While she gave them their breakfast they became uproarious, and the baby would not cease crying.
6
The hearer became uproarious in merriment.
7
The queen and her ministers then plunged into pombe and became uproarious, laughing with all their might and main.
8
They became uproarious, and took a strange pleasure in enacting scenes, which should never be witnessed out of Bedlam.
9
Gradually the noise became uproarious.
10
The scene now became uproarious.
11
The boys were in raptures, but when the singer threw forth a verse about Dr. Keate, the applause became uproarious.