Per-strēp'er-oŭs, a.
a. [Lat. perstrepere, to make a great noise, from the prefix per, very, and strepere, to make a noise.] Noisy; violent; sharp-tongued; obstreperous. [Obs.]
You are too perstreperous, saucebox. Ford.
a. [Lat. perstrepere, to make a great noise, from the prefix per, very, and strepere, to make a noise.] Noisy; violent; sharp-tongued; obstreperous. [Obs.]
You are too perstreperous, saucebox. Ford.