robustious

Beautiful silence; and so soon as this robustious rain takes off, I am to drink of it again by oceanfuls.

He was a delicate youth, I take it, and willingly slunk from the robustious winter to an inn fire-side.

To me she looks kindly and not a bit unintelligent, a rather fine specimen of the robustious modern young woman.

Actors at that time were often robustious, periwig-pated fellows who sawed the air with their hands and tore a passion to tatters.

Had not the Deacon ranked him in the robustious great company of Burns!