shouting
shouting (subs.):
1. clāmor, clāmōres: pass.: v.SHOUT (subs.).
2. acclāmātio (in Cic. with the idea of hostility or disapprobation): he was hindered not only with s., but even with reviling, non modo a., sed etiam convicio impediebatur, cf. Cic. Q. Fr. 2, 3, init. Later, as used of the people, always a shout of approbation: the s. of the multitude, a. multitudinis, Liv. 31, 15: Suet. Caes. 79, init.
1. clāmor, clāmōres: pass.: v.
2. acclāmātio (in Cic. with the idea of hostility or disapprobation): he was hindered not only with s., but even with reviling, non modo a., sed etiam convicio impediebatur, cf. Cic. Q. Fr. 2, 3, init. Later, as used of the people, always a shout of approbation: the s. of the multitude, a. multitudinis, Liv. 31, 15: Suet. Caes. 79, init.