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Full of rough and exuberant animal spirits.
boisterous
spirited
Knockabout.
rugged
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boisterous
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boisterous
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boisterous
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1
When the two left New Orleans, Marcus's
boisterous
family was significantly smaller.
2
The voices in the adjoining room were becoming louder and more
boisterous
.
3
For the day remained gray and
boisterous
until late in the afternoon.
4
For some it was a
boisterous
romp, for others a joyless reality.
5
Even the most
boisterous
young bucks generally gave Butler a wide berth.
1
The tabloids, of course are known for their
knockabout
proficiency with puns.
2
There's a new
knockabout
Aussie tradie ready to step into your shoes.
3
Beneath the
knockabout
surface, the programme got to grips with important issues.
4
He was the black-bearded man who shanghaied you in the white
knockabout
.
5
His life was a tragedy written in the terms of
knockabout
farce.
6
He took a
knockabout
watch from the breast pocket of his shirt.
7
For most of last year, my relationship with Banks and Wigmore was
knockabout
.
8
SURE, Jack Miller is a typical
knockabout
young fella from Townsville.
9
This horse must have been raised, I think, in the
knockabout
song-and-dance business.
10
The match provided early seasonal pantomime
knockabout
fare in typically crowd-pleasing Barbarians style.
11
Something to do with the undigested immigrant nature of the
knockabout
.
12
He makes it sound quite
knockabout
and easy to replicate.
13
Its
knockabout
hero is heir to an Oxfordshire estate and a prestigious City bank.
14
I've had my share of
knockabout
stuff, for one day.
15
Twice a week, rain or shine, she was crew of the young gentleman's
knockabout
.
16
The contrast with the
knockabout
debating that characterised Westminster was marked to say the least.
knockabout
knockabout farce
knockabout comedy
knockabout affair
knockabout stuff
do knockabout