clamors
nounUK /ˈklæməz/
US /ˈklæmərz/
Loud noises that many people make when they are upset or want something.
The clamors of the crowd grew louder as the game ended.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Loud and continued noise, like a mix of many voices.
The clamors from the playground could be heard across the street.
3. Strong complaints or demands made by a group of people.
There were loud clamors for better school lunches.
4. To make a loud noise or demand something noisily.
The fans clamored for the singer to come back on stage.