IPA: //ʌˈprɔːriəs//
KK: /ʌproʊˈɛrɪəs/
Causing a lot of laughter or being very funny; also describes something that is loud and lively.
The comedian's uproarious performance had everyone in stitches.
Comparative: more uproarious
Superlative: most uproarious
Uproarious → It is formed from "up" (meaning higher or increased) and "roar" (from Old French *rorer*, meaning to make a loud noise). The word describes something that causes a loud and boisterous noise, often in a humorous or chaotic context.
Think of something that makes a loud 'roar' and is 'up' in excitement — that's why uproarious means causing a loud and lively noise.