clamor
nounUK /ˈklæm.ər/
US /ˈklæm.ɚ/
A loud, noisy sound made by many people talking or shouting at once.
The clamor of the crowd made it hard to hear the teacher.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A strong and loud demand for something by many people.
There was a clamor for better playground equipment.
3. To make a lot of noise by shouting or talking loudly.
The kids clamored for ice cream at the fair.
4. To ask for something loudly and repeatedly.
Fans clamored to get tickets to the show.