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rouse
verb (roused , rousing )
1 to stir or awaken oneself or someone else from sleep, listlessness or lethargy.
2 intr to awaken or become more fully conscious or alert.
3 to excite or provoke the injustice of it roused her anger .
4 intr to become excited, provoked, etc.
5 to bring (game) out from cover or a lair.
[15c, in the sense (said of a hawk) -to ruffle or shake the feathers-]
rouser noun .
rousing adjective stirring; exciting.
rousingly adverb .
verb (roused , rousing )
1 to stir or awaken oneself or someone else from sleep, listlessness or lethargy.
2 intr to awaken or become more fully conscious or alert.
3 to excite or provoke the injustice of it roused her anger .
4 intr to become excited, provoked, etc.
5 to bring (game) out from cover or a lair.
[15c, in the sense (said of a hawk) -to ruffle or shake the feathers-]
rouser noun .
rousing adjective stirring; exciting.
rousingly adverb .
rouseabout
noun , Aust, NZ an odd-job man on a sheep station.
noun , Aust, NZ an odd-job man on a sheep station.
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