Vociferation

vo-sif-er-.Vshun, n. act of vociferat- ing a violent or loud outcry, [L. vociferatio.] Vociferous. vo-sif'£r-us, adj making a loud outcry: noi»y adv. Vocif erously Vogue, vog, mode or fashion at any particular time: practice: popular reception. [Lit. ‘way, course,’ Fr. vogue, course of a ship vaguer, to row, from (»er voogrn, to move, expre ing the movement of a ve el on the water Voioe, voi-s, u sound from the mouth sound given out by anything: utterance or mode of utterance language expre ion expre ed opinion vote: [grant. mode of inflecting verb-, as being active or pa ive. — to for sounding to regulate the tone of. fO. Fr. (Fr, 7‘otx) L. vox, vocis.]