uproariousness

"No, no," cried Burrows, with a sort of Rabelaisian uproariousness.

They exchanged cheers and greetings as they passed, the 'Red Lion' brake being noticeable above all for its uproariousness.

And Mr. Prohack became jolly to the point of uproariousness—without touching a glass.

We supped with the uproariousness that Grannie Pinn always brings here.

In company with laymen and loose women they eat and drink, and indulge in jokes and games which invariably end in uproariousness.

When the laughers had exhausted their uproariousness, he cleared his throat, and resumed.

He tells me that half of the malgamiters are in jail at The Hague for intoxication and uproariousness last night.