Boisterous ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Boisterous ( adjective )

1. Noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline; difficult to control.
2. Characterized by rough and exuberant high spirits.
3. Loud, noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline.

Origin:

From the late 16th century, from the middle french word "boisteux" and latin "boisterus" meaning "noisy", "tumultuous".

Examples:

1. The party next door was boisterous and kept me awake all night.
2. The children were boisterous and running around the house.
3. The crowd at the football game was boisterous and rowdy.
4. The concert was boisterous and loud, with the crowd singing along to every song.
5. He had a boisterous personality, always cracking jokes and making people laugh.

(As a verb)

Boisterous ( verb )

1. Noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline; difficult to control.
2. Characterized by rough and exuberant high spirits.
3. Loud, noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline.

Origin:

From the late 16th century, from the middle french word "boisteux" and latin "boisterus" meaning "noisy", "tumultuous".

Examples:

1. The party next door was boisterous and kept me awake all night.
2. The children were boisterous and running around the house.
3. The crowd at the football game was boisterous and rowdy.
4. The concert was boisterous and loud, with the crowd singing along to every song.
5. He had a boisterous personality, always cracking jokes and making people laugh.