riot
//ˈraɪ.ət//
Noun
riotSingular
riotsPlural
1
A violent public disturbance by a crowd of people, often involving destruction of property and confrontation with authorities.
The riot broke out in the city center after the controversial verdict was announced.
2
An outburst of uncontrolled feelings or behavior.
The comedy show was a riot of laughter from start to finish.
3
(informal) A highly amusing or entertaining person or thing.
The comedian was a riot at the party.
Verb
riotInfinitive
riotPresent tense
riotedPast tense
riotedPast participle
riotingPresent participle
riotsThird-person singular
1
To take part in a violent public disturbance.
The crowd began to riot after the controversial verdict was announced.
2
To behave in an unrestrained or wild manner.
The children rioted in the playground, laughing and running everywhere.