roysterer

Thomas Morton of Mare-Mount, that amusing old debauchee and roysterer, was sentenced to be “clapt into the bilbowes.”

For despite his sour visage and ungracious ways there was not a roysterer in the Royal army to whom he was not dear.

He is a reckless roysterer of the old school, and a friend of sir Andrew Ague-cheek.

My brother and I used to hire an old fishing smack called the "Oyster," which we rechristened the "Roysterer."

I climbed up the bank and peered down in the darkness at the hull of a small craft, a little larger than our old Roysterer.