riotously

adv.

骚动地，暴乱地；

A Riotously Unhappy Anniversary
Some women can be riotously funny
Goofy 'Destiny' rocks riotously
Book Wasn't Better; 'History' Riotously Rewritten
Louise Paramor: Big, Bold, and Riotously Colorful
CD REVIEW: Gangster comedy 'Snatch' riotously funny, though violent
For the Time Being; the Doors of a Curiously Quirky and Riotously Retro Shop Swung Open on Saturday. Jo Ind Reports
Don't cry, Wolf; being a true account of certain canine capers and puppy pranks, all riotously recalled.
71 By the King. A Proclamation for suppressing of persons riotously assembled for the laying open of Inclosures. [Westminster 30 May...
Colors swirl, dance energy flows; DANCE REVIEW: Traditional Middle Eastern dance mixes riotously with other styles in a new show by ...