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riot
noun
1 a loosely a noisy public disturbance or disorder, usually by a large group of people;
b law , technical such a disturbance by three or more people.
2 uncontrolled or wild revelry and feasting.
3 archaic unrestrained squandering or indulgence.
4 said especially of colour: a striking display.
5 colloq someone or something that is very amusing or entertaining, especially in a wild or boisterous way.
6 a very, usually boisterously, successful show or performance.
adjective relating to a riot riot shields riot control .
verb (rioted , rioting ) intr
1 to take part in a riot.
2 to take part in boisterous revelry.
[13c: from French riote a debate or quarrel]
rioter noun .
rioting noun .
run riot
1 to act, speak, etc in a wild or unrestrained way.
2 said of plants, vegetation, etc: to grow profusely or in an uncontrolled way.
noun
1 a loosely a noisy public disturbance or disorder, usually by a large group of people;
b law , technical such a disturbance by three or more people.
2 uncontrolled or wild revelry and feasting.
3 archaic unrestrained squandering or indulgence.
4 said especially of colour: a striking display.
5 colloq someone or something that is very amusing or entertaining, especially in a wild or boisterous way.
6 a very, usually boisterously, successful show or performance.
adjective relating to a riot riot shields riot control .
verb (rioted , rioting ) intr
1 to take part in a riot.
2 to take part in boisterous revelry.
[13c: from French riote a debate or quarrel]
rioter noun .
rioting noun .
run riot
1 to act, speak, etc in a wild or unrestrained way.
2 said of plants, vegetation, etc: to grow profusely or in an uncontrolled way.
Riot Act
noun , hist law
1 an Act passed in 1715 and repealed in 1967, designed to prevent riotous assemblies by making it a felony, after the reading of a section of the act by a magistrate or other authority, for a gathering of more than 12 people to refuse to disperse.
2 the section of the act read as a warning to rioters to disperse.
read the riot act jocular to give an angry warning that bad behaviour must stop.
noun , hist law
1 an Act passed in 1715 and repealed in 1967, designed to prevent riotous assemblies by making it a felony, after the reading of a section of the act by a magistrate or other authority, for a gathering of more than 12 people to refuse to disperse.
2 the section of the act read as a warning to rioters to disperse.
read the riot act jocular to give an angry warning that bad behaviour must stop.
riot police
noun police specially equipped with riot gear, ie riot shields, tear-gas, etc, for dealing with rioting crowds.
noun police specially equipped with riot gear, ie riot shields, tear-gas, etc, for dealing with rioting crowds.
riotous
adjective
1 participating in, likely to start, or like, a riot.
2 very active, noisy, cheerful and wild a riotous party .
3 filled with wild revelry, parties, etc riotous living .
riotously adverb .
riotousness noun .
adjective
1 participating in, likely to start, or like, a riot.
2 very active, noisy, cheerful and wild a riotous party .
3 filled with wild revelry, parties, etc riotous living .
riotously adverb .
riotousness noun .
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