rambunctious

The audience at the Saturday matinee audience I attended was filled with young people who seemed delighted by the rambunctious high jinks.

Some news executives believe — perhaps wishfully — that the administration will focus on policy at the beginning and there will be less emphasis on the president-elect’s rambunctious personality.

In conversation, the rapper lives up to the implied duality in his name — alternating between quiet and rambunctious.

I was certain it was a result of my rambunctious golden retriever smashing into my legs.

In comments to the media, he said the Vanity Fair article contained a lot of “garbage” but conceded that he had a “very, very rambunctious youth” and that he was “not a church boy”.