I. ˈrandē, -di adjective
Etymology: probably from obsolete English rand to rant, rave (from obsolete Dutch randen, ranten ) + English -y
1. chiefly Scotland : having a coarse manner : loud-spoken
2. : lustful , lecherous
II. noun
( -es )
1. chiefly Scotland : a rough-mannered beggar
2. chiefly Scotland : a scolding or dissolute woman
III. noun
( -es )
dialect Britain : a noisy festivity : carousal
the next randy we come to … is to be a wedding — Mary Webb
a rattling good randy with fiddles and bass viols — Thomas Hardy