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    rambunctious


    1. Those rambunctious, squirmy little creatures have got this multiplication thing perfected to a tee!”


    2. Horrifying Hippo would simply open his mouth wide—but in this case, with a special body position that would clearly communicate that he was not feeling threatened but inviting the Cleaners to give him a hand—and with that, a whole school of the rambunctious, proficient little helpers would scurry over and begin their laborious process with great dedication and skill


    3. Wouldn’t you know it, soon the whole pub was whistling and the friends slowly marched out, bowing to the innocently whistling crowd and leaving a severely stressed burly landlord git, unable to control the now rambunctious musicality of the remaining customers


    4. And their joy and relief at my well-being will be enthusiastic indeed, for my friends tend to be rambunctious


    5. "That's ridiculous," said Rambunctious


    6. "What he's not saying," she remarked, "is what happens to male animals kept by people when the people don't want them for breeding, which is what Rambunctious is here for


    7. He was a rambunctious rascal and could do the strangest things


    8. Clearly her mother’s daughter, she was active, intelligent, and rambunctious with an eye for mischief


    9. Most of the ladies had smeared their makeup wiping off the tears of laughter as they whirled around the floor in what had changed from a rather sedate party to one that was as loud and rambunctious as the ones Greg and Avi remembered from their youth


    10. On some nights, when the kids and their allegedly adult parents were particularly rambunctious, Greg would call for a game

    11. “I’ll get you one of these days,” Johnny said with a rambunctious glint in his eyes, “and when I do,” he bent down and ran his fingers over Clarene’s side, “


    12. In comparison to you, your pilots look and sound like rambunctious kids


    13. rambunctious atmosphere in town over the serene ranch duties


    14. rambunctious is the first word that comes to mind


    15. Yes, rambunctious definitely describes Dominic


    16. After a while, when this child became rambunctious, the mother commented on how she wished the child would simply go to sleep


    17. child suffers true ADHD and which child is just more rambunctious or rebellious than


    18. Fortunately, researchers have discovered how to bring up these rambunctious babies happily and


    19. rambunctious running through the house, I would stop them and make


    20. She considered herself to be a pretty decent judge of character and she’d have sworn Michelle was exactly what she appeared to be—a busy mother trying to raise two rambunctious children and doing her bit to support her family

    21. The brother-in-law, who often played a rambunctious game of paint ball with his sons, had wanted to have a serious shoot-out with the “cops from Mapleton


    22. A rambunctious and supportive crowd can motivate a team, but neither side wanted to be outdone by the other


    23. the child in me from my rambunctious boyhood, or maybe it was something more sinister


    24. That was all? They were afraid to ask her to watch her own grandchildren? “Well of course I’ll keep the boys for you!” The boys might be a handful but she raised her own rambunctious young’uns just fine


    25. One of the parents leaves his bag on a bench as he runs after a particularly rambunctious toddler


    26. 1 By the 1840s, these indexes had widened to include a maximum of seven financial stocks and 27 railroad stocks—still an absurdly unrepresentative sample of the rambunctious young American stock market


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