How Do You Spell ROISTER?

Pronunciation: [ɹˈɔ͡ɪstə] (IPA)

The word "roister" is spelled with six letters and pronounced as /ˈrɔɪstər/. The first two letters, "ro," represent the sound of the vowel diphthong /ɔɪ/. The "i" is pronounced as a short vowel /ɪ/, and the "s" has the sound of the unvoiced sibilant /s/. The following "t" is pronounced as a voiceless alveolar stop /t/, and the final letter "er" represents the vowel sound /ər/. "Roister" means to engage in noisy and wild merrymaking, and its spelling follows the typical English pattern.

ROISTER Meaning and Definition

1. Roister is a verb that is typically used to describe someone's action or behavior characterized by boisterous merrymaking, revelry, or noisy gaiety. It entails engaging in loud and wild celebrations, often accompanied by excessive partying, laughter, and energetic activities. Roistering often involves exuberant socializing and indulging in various forms of entertainment, such as singing, dancing, drinking, and general merriment.

   The term "roister" is frequently associated with lively and festive gatherings, where participants let go of inhibitions and embrace a carefree atmosphere. It denotes a sense of joviality and unbridled enthusiasm in the midst of an enjoyable event or social occasion. Roistering individuals tend to radiate an infectious energy, spreading laughter and buoyancy to those around them.

   However, the term can also be used in a negative context to describe unruly behavior, especially when it becomes disruptive or obnoxious to others. In such cases, roistering may be perceived as disruptive or even offensive.

   Overall, roister is a versatile verb that encapsulates the liveliness, vibrancy, and jubilant nature of exuberant festivities and merry celebrations, while recognizing the potential for excess and rowdiness that may accompany it.

2. • To behave turbulently; to bluster.

   • A rude, blustering, turbulent fellow.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for ROISTER *

• rigster 100%

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Other Common Misspellings for ROISTER

• vister
• redister
• rouste
• refister
• reigster
• roste
• regster
• reqister
• rosterd
• ragister
• rgister
• rohester
• ssister
• reistor
• reister
• roaste
• preister
• royster
• riqister
• froster
• reisterd
• ricter
• shister
• roseter
• rosten
• rigister
• rourter
• rooste
• rgeister
• soister
• rieter
• risted
• rouhter
• rister
• goister
• oister
• roiter
• roiser
• rowster
• roester
• roisterr
• roirter
• rometer
• royseter
• wriister
• roisee
• rokstar
• rudster
• royister
• Foistir
• Roesoeu
• Roysterh
• Roisterh
• rocstar
• Rouseiter
• voiseer
• oisterr
• Rwistun
• Roistin

Etymology of ROISTER

The word "roister" originated in the late 16th century and is derived from the Middle Dutch word "roisten", which means "to make a disturbance or cause a brawl". It later evolved into "royster" in English, meaning a boisterous or noisy individual who revels or engages in merry-making. The term has since become less commonly used but is still occasionally found in older literature or as a poetic expression.

Similar spelling words for ROISTER

• roster,
• rister,
• rostrate,
• Royster,
• Rossiter,
• roaster,
• rooster,
• roisterer,
• rostrum,
• Rose water.

Conjugate verb Roister

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have roistered

you would have roistered

he/she/it would have roistered

we would have roistered

they would have roistered

I would have roister

you would have roister

he/she/it would have roister

we would have roister

they would have roister

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been roistering

you would have been roistering

he/she/it would have been roistering

we would have been roistering

they would have been roistering

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would roister

you would roister

he/she/it would roister

we would roister

they would roister

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be roistering

you would be roistering

he/she/it would be roistering

we would be roistering

they would be roistering

FUTURE

I will roister

you will roister

he/she/it will roister

we will roister

they will roister

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be roistering

you will be roistering

he/she/it will be roistering

we will be roistering

they will be roistering

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have roistered

you will have roistered

he/she/it will have roistered

we will have roistered

they will have roistered

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been roistering

you will have been roistering

he/she/it will have been roistering

we will have been roistering

they will have been roistering

IMPERATIVE

you roister

we let´s roister

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to roister

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was roistering

you were roistering

he/she/it was roistering

we were roistering

they were roistering

PAST PARTICIPLE

roistered

PAST PERFECT

I had roistered

you had roistered

he/she/it had roistered

we had roistered

they had roistered

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been roistering

you had been roistering

he/she/it had been roistering

we had been roistering

they had been roistering

PRESENT

I roister

you roister

he/she/it roisters

we roister

they roister

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am roistering

you are roistering

he/she/it is roistering

we are roistering

they are roistering

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

roistering

PRESENT PERFECT

I have roistered

you have roistered

he/she/it has roistered

we have roistered

they have roistered

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been roistering

you have been roistering

he/she/it has been roistering

we have been roistering

they have been roistering

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it roister

SIMPLE PAST

I roistered

you roistered

he/she/it roistered

we roistered

they roistered