riotous
21riotous — ri·ot·ous || raɪətÉ™s adj. characterized by or engaging in public disturbance; wild, uncontrollable; noisy, boisterous; extremely funny, hilarious; wanton, licentious …
22riotous — adjective 1》 marked by or involving public disorder. ↘involving wild and uncontrolled behaviour. 2》 having a vivid, varied appearance. Derivatives riotously adverb riotousness noun …
23riotous — a. 1. Revelling, luxurious, wanton, unrestrained. 2. Tumultuous, seditious, turbulent, insubordinate, mutinous, rebellious, disorderly, ungovernable, unruly, refractory …
24riotous — adj 1. obstreperous, unruly, disorderly, out of order, out of hand, out of control, uncontrollable, ungovernable, unmanageable; wild, rowdy, brawly; turbulent, tumultuous; chaotic, anarchic, lawless, pandemoniac. 2. rebellious, insurgent,… …
25riotous — ri·ot·ous …
26riotous — Tumultuous in disturbance of the peace. Partaking of the nature of a riot. The substantial equivalent of the word violent. State v Kutter, 59 Ind 572, 574 …
27riotous — adj. 1 marked by or involving rioting. 2 characterized by wanton conduct. 3 wildly profuse. Derivatives: riotously adv. riotousness n. Etymology: ME f. OF (as RIOT) …
28riotous fancy — wild imagination, outlandish imagination …
29riotous assembly — In old English criminal law, the unlawful assembling of twelve persons or more, to the disturbance of the peace, and not dispersing upon proclamation. 4 Bl.Comm. 142. See also unlawful assembly …
30riotous assembly — A group of persons engaged in a riot. See mob …
