The word "boisterous" is employed by authors to evoke vivid images of tumult, exuberance, and uninhibited energy in both character and setting. In some works, it characterizes individuals whose loud laughter and spirited behavior contribute to a sense of overflowing, unrestrained good humor, as when a character’s boisterous manner defines his entire approach to life ([1], [2]). In other texts, the term extends to natural phenomena or environments, capturing the wild, unruly essence of stormy weather or rough seas ([3], [4]), while occasionally serving to underline a lack of decorum in social or military contexts ([5], [6]). In every instance, "boisterous" enriches the narrative by coloring the scene with a distinct sense of energetic intensity and often a hint of chaos.