Riot

What do we mean by riot?

A wild or turbulent disturbance created by a large number of people. noun

A violent disturbance of the public peace by three or more persons assembled for a common purpose. noun

An unrestrained outbreak, as of laughter or passions. noun

A profusion. noun

Unrestrained merrymaking; revelry. noun

Debauchery. noun

An irresistibly funny person or thing. noun

To take part in a riot. intransitive verb

To live wildly or engage in uncontrolled revelry. intransitive verb

To waste (money or time) in wild or wanton living. intransitive verb

A disturbance arising from wanton and disorderly conduct; a tumult; an uproar; a brawl. noun

Specifically In law, an unlawful assembly which has actually begun to execute the purpose for which it assembled by a breach of the peace, and to the terror of the public, or a lawful assembly proceeding to execute an unlawful purpose. A riot cannot take place unless three persons at least are present. Stephen. Compare rout, 4, and unlawful assembly (under unlawful). noun

A luxurious and loose manner of living; boisterous and excessive festivity; revelry. noun

Confusion; a confused or chaotic mass; a jumble; a medley. noun

To grow luxuriantly, wildly, or in rank abundance. noun

Synonyms and Mutiny, Sedition, etc. See insurrection, quarrel. noun

To act in a wanton and disorderly manner; rouse a tumult or disturbance; specifically, to take part in a riot (see riot, n., 2), or outbreak against the public peace.

To be in a state of disorder or confusion; act irregularly.

To revel; run to excess in feasting, drinking, or other sensual indulgences; act in an unrestrained or wanton manner.

Wanton or unrestrained behavior; uproar; tumult.

The tumultuous disturbance of the public peace by an unlawful assembly of three or more persons in the execution of some private object.

A wide and unconstrained variety.

Excessive and expensive feasting; wild and loose festivity; revelry.

Words that are spelled similarly to riot:
riot.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word riot:
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Words that rhyme with riot:
quiet, diet, disquiet, griot, wyatt, guyot, hyatt, byatt, pyatt, buy it, liquid diet, fad diet, on the quiet, balanced diet, hiatt, be quiet, bland diet, clear liquid diet, piatt, diabetic diet, soft diet, obesity diet, reducing diet, ulcer diet, allergy diet, myatt, iott, acidify it, ai it, alkali it, amplify it, apply it, beautify it, belie it, butterfly it, by it, bye it, certify it, clarify it, classify it, clyatt, codify it, crucify it, cry it, decry it, defy it, deify it, demystify it, deny it, detoxify it, die it, dignify it, disqualify it, diversify it, dry it, dye it, electrify it, exemplify it, eye it, falsify it, fi it, fly it, fortify it, fry it, glorify it, gratify it, guy hit, guy it, hereby it, hi it, high it, hiott, hy it, identify it, imply it, indemnify it, intensify it, jeremiah it, july it, justify it, lie it, liquefy it, ly it, magnify it, miot, misapply it, modify it, mollify it, mortify it, multiply it, my hut, mystify it, nearby hut, nearby it, nigh it, notify it, nuclei it, nullify it, occupy it, outcry it.

Adjectives that are often used to describe riot:
serious, communal, near, great, major, bloody, scale, small, general, wild, violent, muslim, minor, terrible, day, worst, religious, urban, chinese, popular, mad, big, recent, drunken, famous, late, mere, racial, open, disgraceful, perfect, called, dangerous, veritable, actual, occasional, formidable, tumultuous, regular, incipient, haymarket, ethnic, fierce, fearful, deadly, dreadful, massive, subsequent, absolute, ugly, infamous, lawless, irish, sudden, spontaneous, joyous, destructive, fledged, blown, furious, potential, glorious, usual, impending, chartist, huge, savage, murderous, notorious, catholic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective riot:
police, act, control, gear, squad, area, guns, gun, squads, victims, duty, agents, situation, shields, areas, participation, scene, cities, helmets, situations, sticks, call, equipment, breaks, grrrl, participants, commissions, commotion, cases, activity, policemen, training, violence, spread, troops, zone, case, leaders, behavior, grrrls, dooms, commission, cops, assembly, batons, severity, stick, agent, damage, sarcey, charges, disorder, scenes, coverage, ideology, conspiracy, war, units, clubs, shotgun, disturbance, insurance, prevention, gas, helmet, laughter, policeman, baton, deaths, tactics, outside, proportions, plan, ensues, shield, acts, report, season, arrestees, drill, bill, losses, rebellion, mean, insurrection, news, bloodshed.

Consonant match to riot:
rouet, rowett, row out, rae et, ray et, ray hit, ray it, re et, re hit, re hot, re it, rea et, rey et, roi at, roux et, row it, roy at, roy it, rue et, rue it, rye at, wray et.

Words that sound like riot:
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