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riots n
gen.	Ausschreitungen f; Tumulte m; Aufstände m; Unruhen f
footb.	Krawall m; Krawalle m (mpl)
riot ['raɪət] n
gen.	Aufruhr m; Ausschreitung f; Krawall m; Volksaufruhr m; sich austoben; Aufstand m; Randale m; Randale machen; sich an einem Aufruhr beteiligen; toben; randalieren
busin.	Lärm m; Unruhe f
footb.	Krawalle m (mpl)
inf.	Krawall machen
law	Landfriedensbruch m
tech.	Tumult m
riots v
gen.	randaliert
riot ['raɪət] v
tech.	wüten
English thesaurus
riot ['raɪət] n
law	A public disturbance involving acts of violence by persons where three or more persons are gathered
slang	funny (The comedy program was a real riot)
RIOT ['raɪət] abbr.
abbr.	real-time input-output transducer
abbr., avia.	real time input output transducer
abbr., el.	RAM input/output timer
abbr., mil.	Remote Independently Operable Transceiver
abbr., mil., air.def.	realtime input-output transducer
abbr., oil	real-time input-output translator; retrieval of information via on-line terminal
abbr., scottish	Remotely Independently Operable Transceiver
mil.	remote input/output terminal; retrieval of information by on-line terminal
tech.	real-time input/output transducer; remote input-output terminal

riots: 54 phrases in 13 subjects

British usage, not spelling	1
Business	3
Economy	3
Finances	1
Football	2
Foreign trade	1
General	25
Idiomatic	1
Informal	2
Information technology	1
Insurance	7
Law	5
Military	2