boisterous in Latin
boisterous in Latin is bacchabundus — boisterous means loud, energetic, and a bit rowdy; full of noisy enthusiasm.
boisterous in Latin
bacchabundus
Full of energy; exuberant; noisy.
What does "boisterous" mean?
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adj Loud, energetic, and a bit rowdy; full of noisy enthusiasm.
"The kids got boisterous the moment the party started."
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adj Violent or turbulent, especially describing weather.
"Boisterous seas kept the ferry in port all day."
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boisterous in a sentence
- The kids got boisterous the moment the party started.
- A boisterous crowd cheered every goal.
- Boisterous seas kept the ferry in port all day.
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What is "boisterous" in Latin?
"boisterous" in Latin is bacchabundus. boisterous means: Loud, energetic, and a bit rowdy; full of noisy enthusiasm.
How do you use "boisterous" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids got boisterous the moment the party started." In Latin, "boisterous" is bacchabundus.
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