rambunctious [ingl. am. ræmˈbəŋ(k)ʃəs, ingl. brit. ramˈbʌŋ(k)ʃəs] ADJ. coloq.
- rambunctious
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A rough-and-ready popular show, full of corny jokes, stock characters and a rambunctious atmosphere of bonhomie.
www.telegraph.co.uk And the ingenuity of these tales is matched by a rambunctious range of tones -- from macabre comedy to scalding tragedy.
www.washingtonpost.com He is known for his rambunctious and crass sense of humor.
en.wikipedia.org He is a rambunctious redhead, who is sometimes fond of jokes although he doesn't usually do them to hurt someone's feelings.
en.wikipedia.org If that makes the show sound like a dinner-party conversation, it's a sprawling one, sometimes rambunctious, sometimes rarefied, engrossing but dragging on too long.
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