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rowdy: adjective and adverb
rowdy: adjective and adverb

rowdy [ˈraʊdi] ADJ pej

1. rowdy (noisy):

rowdy

2. rowdy (violent):

rowdy

rowdy ADJ

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Usage examples with rowdy

unruly/rowdy element in a class

grupa f uczniów przeszkadzająca innym

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Ultimately, this resulted in the second game of the doubleheader being postponed due to hundreds of rowdy fans storming the field and refusing to leave. en.wikipedia.org

But there is no liquor and no rowdy, scary drunks. en.wikipedia.org

This stimulated local business but also transformed the city into a rowdy, violent cowtown. en.wikipedia.org

The humans, unable to comprehend the hound's message think the dog is just being rowdy. en.wikipedia.org

They never seem to actually bite each other, but they get rather rowdy. en.wikipedia.org

They opposed the reform of apartheid laws during the 1980s, harassing liberal politicians and holding large (and often quite rowdy) political rallies. en.wikipedia.org

Increasingly rowdy segments of the crowd began to tarnish its image as well. en.wikipedia.org

Known to be rowdy at social events, they were the main driving force in organizing class dinners and other university social events. en.wikipedia.org

Rowdy, his brother, has been tending to the farm in his absence. en.wikipedia.org

They felt that the other local runs had gotten too rowdy and lost too much of their authentic traditions. en.wikipedia.org

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