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hell-raiser
[ hel-rey-zer ]
noun
- a person who behaves in a rowdy, riotous manner, especially habitually.
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Origin of hell-raiser1
Example Sentences
He’s a DH as in, designated hell-raiser.
Newell turns Lulu, a whiskey distiller and freelance hell-raiser, into a full-blown comic creation, which is to say a serious person who puts comedy to a purpose.
In my review I called him “a cross between Archie Bunker and Charles Laughton as Quasimodo,” and wrote that Aylward attacked “the role with such verve it’s tough to hate the old coot. Scampering and preening, bellowing one minute and squeaking like a weasel the next, flinging back the skirt of his long coat like a monstrous lizard flicking his tail, he’s a magnificent hell-raiser …”
And live, it’s a guaranteed hell-raiser.
“When I met him, he was very much a hell-raiser, who would drink everything that was in front of him, take any drug you could think of and always step out in front of cars,” Clarke, who began an on-and-off again relationship with MacGowan when she was 20, said in a separate interview.
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