Noisy, tumultuous; unrestrained.

Clamorous, noisy; vociferous. Cf. obstropolous, adj. 2.

Of a time, place, event, etc.: characterized by rowdy or boisterous activity; full of din or noise.

Loud, noisy, boisterous. Cf. tory-rory, adj. 2. Obsolete (chiefly English regional (south-western) after 18th cent.).

Obtrusively noisy or cacophonous; clattering, rattling; boisterous, rowdy.

Rowdy; disposed to making a row. Obsolete. rare.

Disposed to rowdiness; rather noisy and disorderly. Cf. rowdy, adj.

Boisterous, rowdy; saucy; jolly, cheery. Also: dissipated, profligate; (of a song, story, etc.) lively, risqué; (of a drink) intoxicating.

colloquial (chiefly North American). Noisy, rumbustious, boisterous; lively, ‘rip-roaring’. Cf. rooty-toot, n.