rantipole
1 of 3noun
rant·i·pole
-tēˌpōl -tə̇ˌ-
plural -s
: a wild reckless sometimes quarrelsome person
rantipole
2 of 3adjective
"
: characterized by a wild unruly manner or attitude : rakish
rantipole laughter
J. B. Cabell
J. B. Cabellrantipole
3 of 3intransitive verb
"
-ed/-ing/-s
: to act like a rantipole
Word History
Etymology
Noun
probably from ranty + pole, alteration of poll (head)
- inter-American
- inter-annual
- inter-association
- inter-availability
- inter-available
- inter-bank
- inter-basin
- inter-borough
- inter-branch
- inter-campus
- inter-caste
- inter-cell
- inter-channel
- inter-church
- inter-city
- inter-clan
- inter-class
- inter-club
- inter-cluster
- inter-coastal
- inter-colonial
- inter-communal
- inter-community
- inter-company
- inter-corporate