roar up

verb

1. informal.
   tr, adverb to rebuke or reprimand (a person)

Example Sentences

How it made the bellows bulge and the wind roar up the great chimney!

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The crowd was a whirling, eddying pool surging with a roar up to the narrow cleft which was its only outlet.

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The Steam turned a laugh quickly into a roar up the fog-horn.

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Even as the words left the savant's mouth, they heard a car roar up the driveway.

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In the middle of the night the wind blew hard and made the kitchen fire roar up the chimney.

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