(klam′ər) noun
1. Any loud, repeated outcry, din, or noise; vociferation; noisy confusion of voices.
2. A continuous, vehement objecting or demanding; public outcry. See synonyms under NOISE.
—v.t.
1. To utter with loud outcry.
2. To move or drive by clamor.
—v.i.
3. To make loud outcries, demands, or complaints; vociferate. Also Brit. clam′our. [<OF <L <clamare cry out]
—clam′or·er noun

(klam′ər) v.t. & v.i. Obs.
To stop the noise of; silence: often with down. Also Brit. clam′our. [<CLAM⁴]