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Definition of rip-roaring in English: rip-roaringadjective Full of energy and vigour. a rip-roaring derby match Example sentencesExamples - And it's certainly not interested in making its exports expensive enough to slow down a rip-roaring economy that needs to absorb 10 million new workers a year.
- Robbins plays a more geeky character who is shy and meek, but has a rip-roaring streak in him.
- Having got off to such a rip-roaring start, however, the album sometimes struggles to maintain such high standards.
- The film opens with a rip-roaring car chase scene, as a car full of thieves is fleeing the cops.
- Calamity Jane is an action-packed, rip-roaring roller coaster of a show with one of the most witty and memorable musical scores.
- While the first works better as a serious anti-war film, this one is a rip-roaring action-adventure, which at the very least works as a great example of mindless blockbuster entertainment.
- I take the hint: more rip-roaring sing-alongs, more violin.
- The Second Show - with the bigger crowd and less interference from the TV people - is the superior performance; it's far more energetic and rip-roaring.
- The lyrics are witty, and it's a rip-roaring good story.
- And it's rip-roaring fun, particularly in the way it seamlessly blends some weighty issues, such as corporate monopolies and plastic surgery, with plenty for the kids to enjoy as well.
- We didn't just go through a recession in 2000; it was a recession that followed a rip-roaring expansion, in which ordinary workers made piles of money in the stock market.
- Berman gives a rip-roaring account of this more popular of Liszt's two piano concertos in 1976; a work which can only be appreciated live as here before a Turin audience.
- I, as always, started training early this year with a rip-roaring weekend of illegalities.
- Both men agreed that it was a rip-roaring case that would bring them together for an altruistic cause like they had in years past.
- This rip-roaring growth, however, has left other areas of archaeology totally overshadowed.
- The hosts quickly pulled a goal back and the stage seemed set for a rip-roaring finale.
- We've got some rip-roaring combat in the movie I've made.
- Their ensuing adventure is a rip-roaring treat capable of appealing to both adults and children alike, featuring a superb script and some terrific visual gags as well as some genuinely moving moments.
- Nevertheless, the gig still proved a rip-roaring success and was followed by an after-show party.
- But before Rex tells any more of his rip-roaring stories over kangaroo steaks and tin mugs of red wine around his island campfire, he wants to get a few things straight.
Synonyms enormous, huge, massive, vast, very great, tremendous, substantial, goodly, prodigious, gigantic, giant, terrific, fantastic, colossal, immense, mammoth, monumental, stupendous, gargantuan, elephantine, titanic, mountainous, monstrous
Derivatives adverb Having previously read his second anthology, I knew to expect rip-roaringly fast paced sets of tales. Example sentencesExamples - It would be a healthy two weeks of hiking and camping, set off with the desire to get rip-roaringly drunk whenever the opportunity presented.
- Some of the things the characters and announcer say are rip-roaringly funny.
- I think I heard a Government Minister saying that we should stop Parliament so he can go and have a rip-roaringly good dinner with the President of Indonesia.
Definition of rip-roaring in US English: rip-roaringadjectiverɪpˈrɔrɪŋripˈrôriNG attributive Full of energy and vigor. Example sentencesExamples - The Second Show - with the bigger crowd and less interference from the TV people - is the superior performance; it's far more energetic and rip-roaring.
- Both men agreed that it was a rip-roaring case that would bring them together for an altruistic cause like they had in years past.
- Having got off to such a rip-roaring start, however, the album sometimes struggles to maintain such high standards.
- Their ensuing adventure is a rip-roaring treat capable of appealing to both adults and children alike, featuring a superb script and some terrific visual gags as well as some genuinely moving moments.
- Nevertheless, the gig still proved a rip-roaring success and was followed by an after-show party.
- We've got some rip-roaring combat in the movie I've made.
- But before Rex tells any more of his rip-roaring stories over kangaroo steaks and tin mugs of red wine around his island campfire, he wants to get a few things straight.
- While the first works better as a serious anti-war film, this one is a rip-roaring action-adventure, which at the very least works as a great example of mindless blockbuster entertainment.
- This rip-roaring growth, however, has left other areas of archaeology totally overshadowed.
- The hosts quickly pulled a goal back and the stage seemed set for a rip-roaring finale.
- And it's rip-roaring fun, particularly in the way it seamlessly blends some weighty issues, such as corporate monopolies and plastic surgery, with plenty for the kids to enjoy as well.
- Robbins plays a more geeky character who is shy and meek, but has a rip-roaring streak in him.
- And it's certainly not interested in making its exports expensive enough to slow down a rip-roaring economy that needs to absorb 10 million new workers a year.
- I, as always, started training early this year with a rip-roaring weekend of illegalities.
- I take the hint: more rip-roaring sing-alongs, more violin.
- The film opens with a rip-roaring car chase scene, as a car full of thieves is fleeing the cops.
- The lyrics are witty, and it's a rip-roaring good story.
- We didn't just go through a recession in 2000; it was a recession that followed a rip-roaring expansion, in which ordinary workers made piles of money in the stock market.
- Calamity Jane is an action-packed, rip-roaring roller coaster of a show with one of the most witty and memorable musical scores.
- Berman gives a rip-roaring account of this more popular of Liszt's two piano concertos in 1976; a work which can only be appreciated live as here before a Turin audience.
Synonyms enormous, huge, massive, vast, very great, tremendous, substantial, goodly, prodigious, gigantic, giant, terrific, fantastic, colossal, immense, mammoth, monumental, stupendous, gargantuan, elephantine, titanic, mountainous, monstrous
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