1. loud and confused noises, especially of people shouting
Usage: British spelling
2. a loud demand or complaint made by many people
Usage: British spelling

1. to shout loudly and insistently
Usage: British spelling; third person singular present
2. to demand something loudly or insistently
Usage: British spelling; third person singular present

Examples

• The clamours from the crowd grew louder as the politician spoke.
• Public clamours for reform finally reached the government.
• She clamours for attention whenever her parents are busy.
• The opposition clamours for the minister’s resignation.
• The clamours of the marketplace could be heard from blocks away.
• He always clamours to be first in line.
• The protesters’ clamours echoed through the streets.