different between rumbustious vs robustious
rumbustious
English
Etymology
From ram- (“strong, very”) +? bust +? -ious.
Alternatively, possibly from an alteration of robustious.
Adjective
rumbustious (comparative more rumbustious, superlative most rumbustious)
- (chiefly Britain, informal) Boisterous and unruly.
- Synonym: (chiefly US) rambunctious
Alternative forms
- rambustious
- rumbumptious
Derived terms
- rambunctious
- rumbustiously
- rumbustiousness
rumbustious From the web:
- what rumbustious mean
- what does rumbustious mean
- what does rumbustious
- what do rumbustious mean
robustious
English
Etymology
robust +? -ious
Adjective
robustious (comparative more robustious, superlative most robustious)
- boisterous
Related terms
- rambunctious
- robustiously
- robustiousness
- rumbustious
robustious From the web:
- what does robustiousness mean
- what does rumbustious mean
- what does robustious
- robustious meaning
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