0 starting, or likely to start, a riot -- oprørsk
a riotous crowd.
1 very active, noisy and cheerful -- løssluppen
a riotous party.
I imagine that some of his consulations in his earlier days, when he was less expert than today, were as riotous as were mine.
They are inclined to be riotous, which we do not want.
Has the question of the employment of tear gas or some substance of that sort been considered, in dealing with riotous mobs?
Nearly 140 of them have been sentenced for riotous behaviour, and a further 60 are awaiting trial.
There is legislation which deals with riotous gatherings.
However, the circumstances were those of a riotous assembly, and a vehicle came over the brow of a hill rapidly.
I see the children almost every day, both under discipline and in the riotous, noisy, uninhibited periods of complete freedom.
It is an offence against the bye-laws for a passenger to behave in riotous, disorderly, indecent or offensive manner.
