rambunctious

But Gardner would never have sent one-of-a-kind, fragile plates to the rambunctious little “sprite” of the White House.

The assembly has gained a reputation for being rambunctious, as political rivalries play out behind closed doors.

He swept into power as a rambunctious, self-styled revolutionary, ending a 40-year drought for House Republicans.

There had been no cowboys watching the steers, for the corral had always been strong enough to hold the most rambunctious.

She was so strong in the wrists and fingers that she could hold them when they were rambunctious.

"Just back from the city, and more rambunctious than ever," said Mrs. Hewitt briskly.

Wraiths now have a rambunctious vitality and self-assurance that are astonishing.

There seemed to be more than twenty of them; that, though, was due to the flitting movements of their rambunctious forms.