raucous

Modifies a noun

• laughter: Not often do we hear raucous laughter emanating from within the confines of the exam room!
• chorus: From striking her opening chords to having the crowd yell a raucous chorus of ' Oh Estelle!
• laugh: A short pause is followed by a raucous laugh.
• comedy: This raucous comedy must be the most feminist play of the period.
• crowd: In the saloon, the noise of the raucous crowd drowned out the screams coming from upstairs.
• noise: This live recording is good quality and includes raucous crowd noise!

Modifying Another Word

• too: G is brighter but also more strident and some hold it to be too raucous.
• quite: The crowd becomes quite raucous for French internationals, and downright mad during the World Cup.
• typically: Free Loading Frank was back to start of the evening in a typically raucous fashion.
• rather: Some babies have difficulty getting to sleep which can make bedtime a rather raucous and frustrating affair.
• so: Not so raucous, if you know what I mean.
• sometimes: It is sometimes raucous, sometimes humorous and quite often just plain weird!

Used with adjective complement

• get: Let games or rows get so raucous that they distract the driver.
• become: The crowd becomes quite raucous for French internationals, and downright mad during the World Cup.
• make: No birds sing, unless they're ones from far forests, drinking sea-water here, making raucous cries.