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41swash-buckler — n. Bully, braggadocio, swaggerer, blusterer, roisterer, rough, fanfaron, Captain Bobadil …
42vaunter — n. Boaster, braggart, braggadocio, drawcansir, roisterer, huff, vaporer, noisy fellow …
43roister — verb (I) old fashioned to behave in a cheerful, rough, noisy way roisterer noun (C) …
44reveler — noun the New Year s Eve revelers have poured into Times Square in record numbers Syn: partygoer, merrymaker, carouser, roisterer; archaic wassailer …
45bully — n 1. browbeater, hector, ruffian, intimidator, Sl. bulldozer, Inf. terror, coercer, dictator, oppressor, despot, tyrant, hard taskmaster, Simon Legree. 2. blusterer, roisterer, vaporer, ranter, raver, rowdy, U.S. tough; (all usually of women)… …
46hector — n 1. bully, bullyboy, bucko, rowdy, ruffian, tough, Inf. tough guy, coercer; intimidator, brow beater; oppressor, tyrant, terror. 2. braggart, brag, braggadocio, boaster, gascon, fanfaron, Latin, miles gloriosus; blusterer, bluffer, blatherskite …
47reveler — n 1. merrymaker, carouser, roisterer, wassailer, rollicker, Inf. cut up; drinker, tippler, toper, bibber, bibbler, Obs., Rare. biberon; drunk, drunkard, inebriate, sot, tosspot, Inf. guzzler, Inf. swiller, Inf. sponge, Sl. boozer, Sl. lush, Sl.… …
48roister — /ˈrɔɪstə / (say roystuh) verb (i) 1. to act in a swaggering, boisterous, or uproarious manner. 2. to revel noisily or without restraint. {verb use of roister (noun), from French ru(i)stre ruffian, boor, from ru(i)ste rustic (noun) –roisterer,… …
49roister — [rois′tər] vi. [< earlier roister (n.), loud bully < OFr ruistre < L rusticus: see RUSTIC] 1. to boast or swagger 2. to be lively and noisy; revel boisterously roisterer n. roisterous adj …
50merrymaker — noun a celebrant who shares in a noisy party the clubs attract revelers as young as thirteen • Syn: ↑reveler, ↑reveller • Derivationally related forms: ↑revel (for: ↑reveller) …
