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WORD OF THE DAY

roister
[ roi-ster ]

verb (used without object)

to act in a swaggering, boisterous, or uproarious manner.

WHAT IS THE ORIGIN OF ROISTER?
The English verb roister, “to act boisterously; to revel without restraint,” started life as a noun meaning “noisy bully” (now roisterer), from Middle French rustre, ru(i)stre “ruffian, boor, lout,” from the adjective ruste “rude, rough,” from the Latin adjective rusticus “rural, rustic.” Roister entered English in the 16th century.

SENTENCE: Their tails had become sticky with pine sap, then got knotted together as the squirrels roistered around.