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Definition of turbulent
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Turbulent
(a.)
Producing
commotion;
disturbing;
exciting.
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Ruffle
::
Ruffle
(v. i.) To grow
rough,
boisterous,
or
turbulent..
Row
::
Row (n.) A
noisy,
turbulent
quarrel
or
disturbance;
a
brawl..
Deal
::
Deal (v. i.) To
contend
(with);
to treat
(with),
by way of
opposition,
check,
or
correction;
as, he has
turbulent
passions
to deal
with..
Hector
::
Hector
(n.) A
bully;
a
blustering,
turbulent,
insolent,
fellow;
one who vexes or
provokes..
Shrew
::
Shrew (a.)
Originally,
a
brawling,
turbulent,
vexatious
person
of
either
sex, but now
restricted
in use to
females;
a
brawler;
a
scold..
Clamorous
::
Clamorous
(a.)
Speaking
and
repeating
loud
words;
full of
clamor;
calling
or
demanding
loudly
or
urgently;
vociferous;
noisy;
bawling;
loud;
turbulent.
Tumultuous
::
Tumultuous
(a.) Full of
tumult;
characterized
by
tumult;
disorderly;
turbulent.
Rudesby
::
Rudesby
(n.) An
uncivil,
turbulent
fellow..
Scamble
::
Scamble
(v. i.) To move about
pushing
and
jostling;
to be rude and
turbulent;
to
scramble.
Termagant
::
Termagant
(a.)
Tumultuous;
turbulent;
boisterous;
furious;
quarrelsome;
scolding.
Tempestuous
::
Tempestuous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
tempest;
involving
or
resembling
a
tempest;
turbulent;
violent;
stormy;
as,
tempestuous
weather;
a
tempestuous
night;
a
tempestuous
debate..
Tear
::
Tear (v. i.) To move and act with
turbulent
violence;
to rush with
violence;
hence,
to rage; to
rave..
Turbulence
::
Turbulence
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
turbulent;
a
disturbed
state;
tumult;
disorder;
agitation.
Quiet
::
Quiet (a.) Not
giving
offense;
not
exciting
disorder
or
trouble;
not
turbulent;
gentle;
mild; meek;
contented.
Tumultuous
::
Tumultuous
(a.)
Turbulent;
violent;
as, a
tumultuous
speech..
Overfall
::
Overfall
(n.) A
turbulent
surface
of
water,
caused
by
strong
currents
setting
over
submerged
ridges;
also, a
dangerous
submerged
ridge or
shoal..
Factious
::
Factious
(a.) Given to
faction;
addicted
to form
parties
and raise
dissensions,
in
opposition
to
government
or the
common
good;
turbulent;
seditious;
prone to
clamor
against
public
measures
or men; -- said of
persons..
Labor
::
Labor (n.) To pitch or roll
heavily,
as a ship in a
turbulent
sea..
Rugged
::
Rugged
(n.)
Stormy;
turbulent;
tempestuous;
rude.
Wild
::
Wild
(superl.)
Not
submitted
to
restraint,
training,
or
regulation;
turbulent;
tempestuous;
violent;
ungoverned;
licentious;
inordinate;
disorderly;
irregular;
fanciful;
imaginary;
visionary;
crazy..
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