Definition of “raucous”

A flock of crows wheeled overhead, making their usual raucous laughter.

But traditionally, that celebration means huge numbers of teenagers taking to the streets in raucous displays of under-age drinking.

Dominant at home in the regular season, the Stars seemed charged up by the raucous sellout crowd at the American Airlines Center last night.

I left Charette, and moved south to the Etang du Milieu where a chorus of marsh frogs greeted me with their raucous croaking.

Max, it must be Max, too idle to make his way through the raucous crowd.

Next comes the noise, made mostly by a lot of large and raucous men.

The bedding revels were not as raucous as they might have been, due in large measure to Llewelyn's presence in the bedchamber.

The consulate closed at 11 a. m., shortly before the protesters arrived and began their raucous demonstration.

Unashamedly hailing from The Full Monty school of feelgood fodder, it boasts abundant charm and a clatter of raucous gags.