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Rowdy

adjective

/ˈraʊ.di/

Meaning

disorderly; unruly; noisy and disruptive

Noisy and disorderly; rough and disruptive

The rowdy children were making too much noise.

The rowdy crowd made it hard to hear the speaker.

unruly, disorderly, boisterous, wild, noisy, loud, disruptive

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unruly, disorderly, boisterous, wild

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boisterous, noisy, unruly, loud, disruptive

calm, peaceful, quiet, well-behaved

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calm, peaceful, quiet, well-behaved

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quiet, calm, peaceful

rowdy behavior, rowdy crowd, rowdy party, rowdy students

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rowdy behavior, rowdy crowd, rowdy party

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rowdy crowd, rowdy behavior, rowdy students, rowdy party

full of danger or risk

Completely lacking or without something.

No longer in existence; having died out completely.

pressed or crowded together, often in rows or ranks

immature and silly; behaving in a way that is typical of a child but inappropriate for an adult

of such excellence or beauty as to inspire great admiration or awe