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Results for: boisterous

English	English
boisterous	rollicking
boisterous activity, casual sex, easy pace, easy victory, frolic, behave boisterously, play in a lively manner, lively play, lighthearted work, make easy progress, play boisterously, run easily, somebody playful, win	romp
boisterous comedy, boisterous comedy characterized by horseplay and farce; stick or combination of sticks used by clowns and other comic entertainers to produce a loud slapping sound, of or pertaining to a slapstick comedy, farcical, characterized by t...	slapstick
boisterous play, rough play, mischievous pranks	horseplay
brag loudly, celebrate rowdily, revel, celebrate in a loud and riotous manner; behave in a loud and boisterous manner	roister
characterized by or engaging in public disturbance; wild, uncontrollable; noisy, boisterous; extremely funny, hilarious; wanton, licentious, rioting or likely to riot, unrestrained	riotous
common European lark noted for its habit of singing while in flight, common lark, frolic, sport, play; play roughly or boisterously, have boisterous fun	skylark
display boisterous high spirits, frolic, behave in a carefree and playful manner	rollick
frolicking, sporting, playing; rough or boisterous play	skylarking
hilarious, tumultous, turbulent, riotous, boisterous; hilarious, very loud	uproarious
hoarse, gruff, rasping; noisy, clamorous, boisterous, rowdy, unpleasantly loud	raucous
unruly, rowdy, boisterous, uncontrollable; active and noisy, causing a ruckus	rambunctious
wild, noisy, boisterous, riotous	roisterous

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Total number of language pairs: 544
Total number of translations (in millions): 15.4