Definition of ripsnorting in English:

ripsnorting

adjective ˈrɪpsnɔːtɪŋˈripsnôrdiNG

North American informal

Showing great vigour or intensity.
a ripsnorting editorial
Example sentencesExamples
- Throughout the 1990s, investment experts warned that the ripsnorting stock market would revert to the mean.
- A faux-autobiography constructed from the letters of Australia's most famous outlaw, the book itself is a nigh perfect fusion of experimental prose, historical novel and ripsnorting thriller, whatever the wider truth may be.

Derivatives

ripsnorter

noun ˈrɪpˌsnɔːtəˈrɪpˌsnɔrdər

North American

informal

Another major factor is the tide because if the swell is a decent size and the tide is high the left can be a ripsnorter and you really have to watch what you're doing as the tide drops.
Example sentencesExamples
- Last week her set piece was a ripsnorter - peppered as it was, with traces of embedded humour - involving journalists, military mayhem, cover-up and collusion.
- So not quite the Hollywood ending the country demanded, although nothing about this horse even in defeat detracts from what is still a ripsnorter of a story that should still be a blockbuster in the making.

ripsnortingly

adverb

North American

informal

Definition of ripsnorting in US English:

ripsnorting

adjectiveˈripsnôrdiNG

North American informal

attributive Showing great vigor or intensity.
a ripsnorting editorial
Example sentencesExamples
- Throughout the 1990s, investment experts warned that the ripsnorting stock market would revert to the mean.
- A faux-autobiography constructed from the letters of Australia's most famous outlaw, the book itself is a nigh perfect fusion of experimental prose, historical novel and ripsnorting thriller, whatever the wider truth may be.

单词	ripsnorting
释义	Definition of ripsnorting in English: ripsnorting adjective ˈrɪpsnɔːtɪŋˈripsnôrdiNG North American informal Showing great vigour or intensity. a ripsnorting editorial Example sentencesExamples Throughout the 1990s, investment experts warned that the ripsnorting stock market would revert to the mean. A faux-autobiography constructed from the letters of Australia's most famous outlaw, the book itself is a nigh perfect fusion of experimental prose, historical novel and ripsnorting thriller, whatever the wider truth may be. Derivatives ripsnorter noun ˈrɪpˌsnɔːtəˈrɪpˌsnɔrdər North American informal Another major factor is the tide because if the swell is a decent size and the tide is high the left can be a ripsnorter and you really have to watch what you're doing as the tide drops. Example sentencesExamples Last week her set piece was a ripsnorter - peppered as it was, with traces of embedded humour - involving journalists, military mayhem, cover-up and collusion. So not quite the Hollywood ending the country demanded, although nothing about this horse even in defeat detracts from what is still a ripsnorter of a story that should still be a blockbuster in the making. ripsnortingly adverb North American informal Definition of ripsnorting in US English: ripsnorting adjectiveˈripsnôrdiNG North American informal attributive Showing great vigor or intensity. a ripsnorting editorial Example sentencesExamples Throughout the 1990s, investment experts warned that the ripsnorting stock market would revert to the mean. A faux-autobiography constructed from the letters of Australia's most famous outlaw, the book itself is a nigh perfect fusion of experimental prose, historical novel and ripsnorting thriller, whatever the wider truth may be.
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