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(Latin: "hoarse"; hoarse cries; howl, roar; rough-sounding, harsh; loud, rough)
raucity
1. Harshness of sound; rough utterance; hoarseness; as, the raucity of a trumpet, a passing car with the radio turned up exceedingly loud, or of the human voice.
2. Among physicians, hoarseness of the human voice.
raucous
1. Disturbing the public peace; loud and rough: "They were having a raucous party even at two in the morning."
2. Unpleasantly loud and harsh; boisterous and disorderly.
3. Characterized by loud noise, shouting, and ribald laughter (rude and vulgar).
4. Behaving in a very rough and noisy way; such as, a raucous crowd.
raucously
1. A reference to being hoarse and harsh; such as, the sound of a voice.
2. In a rowdy manner, loudly.
raucousness
1. Making or constituting a harsh, loud noise.
2. Being loud, disorderly, boisterous, and unpleasant.