adjective
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a rowdy fraternity party
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Our fans may be a little rowdy , but they don't throw things.
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People living near the football stadium complain about litter and rowdy fans.
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The meeting was a somewhat rowdy affair.
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They were thrown out of the bar for rowdy behaviour.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A group of three men including, he said, the appellant, were being rowdy .
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But like a lot of his rowdy friends, he is settling down.
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He seemed to think that the others were too rowdy , too greedy.
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Like teenagers the world over, they were energetic, challenging, rowdy , sometimes lazy and always questioning.
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No kin to speak of, except for that rowdy bunch in Ireland, of course.
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The women at the sidelines of the rugby match had become very rowdy indeed.
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There had been eight of them, a jolly, rowdy party in the respectable Southsea restaurant.
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When they were rowdy and rude, I kept whole classes for detention.