"boistous" meaning in English

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          "text": "Pawes he had grete and longe / Fyre of out of his mouthe spronge / His tayle was grete and no thynge small / And his body boystous withall / His blaste myght no man tell",
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          "text": "The tune wherof semes yet full straunge, so boystous is the blast: / but quiet calmes settes forth still windes, when stormes be gon and past.",
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          "ref": "1560, The Knight of the Swanne, folio 33ᵛ:",
          "text": "And whan he was comen to the gate of the palais he mette firste with a boistous churle that rigorousli axed hĩ what he sought there?",
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          "text": "And therewithall shee thought / The same to bee a shape ryght meete uppon them to bee brought: / And so shee from theyr myghty limbes theyr native figure tooke, / And turnd them into boystous Bulles with grim and cruell looke.",
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        "(obsolete, Early Modern) Coarse, rude; noisy, violent; strong."
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          "word": "boisterous"
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          "word": "boystous"
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