a. Obs. [f. UPROAR sb.] Turbulent, unruly. Hence † Uproarishly adv. Obs.
1550. W. Lynne, Carion’s Cron., 180 b. The Poles brought a great army into Bohemy, & drew into their faction the vprourysh kynde of men called Thaborites.
1647. Hexham, I. Vprorish, seditious, or tumultuous. Ibid., Vprorishly or seditiously.
