Verb
(idiomatic) To act in an uncontrolled, unbridled manner.
(idiomatic) To be uncontrollable.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgThe children were allowed to run riot with little supervision and you could be enjoying a peaceful time somewhere when suddenly all hell broke loose. Source: Internet
The festival is extremely post-modern in its approach sets out to give theatre performers complete freedom to let their imaginations run riot. Source: Internet
THE Miss World contest has been thrown into the spotlight again this week, after a former security guard revealed he had accepted a £5 bribe to let a group of feminists run riot in the 1970 pageant. Source: Internet
Or Liverpool to run riot? Source: Internet
Will Smith’s header from a corner moments later clipped the top of the bar as the visitors threatened to run riot. Source: Internet