Definition of «rowdy»

The term rowdy refers to someone who is unruly, boisterous or disorderly. They may be characterized by their loud and reckless behavior, often causing trouble for others around them. A person described as a rowdy may engage in fighting, drinking excessively, or other forms of destructive conduct.

Usage examples

The rowdy party next door caused a disturbance throughout the night.
The rowdy group of students disrupted the lecture with their loud chatter.
The rowdy soccer fans started a brawl in the stands during the match.
The rowdy children were running around and screaming in the park.
The rowdy crowd at the concert pushed and shoved each other, creating chaos.

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Sentences with «rowdy»

That was kind of rowdy in a psycho kind of way. (sbnation.com)
Perhaps you are traveling with rowdy children in a small car, maybe you fall ill in an unfamiliar place, can't get a wink of sleep, or you're rocking a painful sunburn. (mindbodygreen.com)
It's a time of social maturity, where they start seeing things differently and may no longer be eager to engage in rowdy play with a group of other dogs. (dogtrainingbasics.com)
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Definition of «rowdy»

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Phrases with «rowdy»

Sentences with «rowdy»

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