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Meanings of raucously in English

In a rowdy manner.

Usage of raucously in English
1
At William's side Corker bargained raucously for the largest of these toys.
Scoop
2
He shrieked raucously and then suddenly sat down and began to sob.
Fighting in France
3
The gathering crows took to the air, cawing raucously, as if applauding.
The Alchemyst
4
A few fraternity guys in the corner laughed raucously and downed shots.
Ruthless
5
Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman raucously attacked the issue of racism and Trumpism.
The Guardian
6
The noise broke in raucously upon that horrid gurgling sound without.
The Man with the Clubfoot
7
We peeled back the answer raucously enough, and then on with the song:
Private Peat
8
All sorts of socialisms were in the air, raucously bellowed by would-be reformers.
The Crest-Wave of Evolution / A Course of Lectures in History, G...
9
As a rule, the duller the location, the more raucously cheerful the film.
The Guardian
10
Newsboys and bootblacks darted in all directions, shouting raucously as they do to-day.
The Gray Dawn
11
The elves laughed raucously, linked arms, and sashayed away in a booze-smelling cloud.
Pretty Little Secrets
12
Where twenty to thirty usually gathered, raucously, with fires roaring in the fireplaces.
Surrender to the will of the night
13
Walsh has finished off the punch line and both men are laughing raucously.
Chinatown
14
Soon, the entire crowd rallied the cry, cheering and jeering raucously.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
15
A jay sat on a limb above them and scolded raucously.
Go home, stranger
16
A big bull-frog joined, and croaked raucously from the beach: Awk!
Travels Without a Donkey
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