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1. (adj.) rowdy
rough and disorderly:
rowdy behavior.
2. (n.) rowdy
a rough, disorderly person.
Etymology: (1810–20; perh. irreg. from row3)
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1. (adj) bully, tough, hooligan, ruffian, roughneck, rowdy, yob, yobo, yobbo
a cruel and brutal fellow
2. (adj) raucous, rowdy
disturbing the public peace; loud and rough
"a raucous party"; "rowdy teenagers"
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1. (adjective) rowdy
noisy and a little out of control
rowdy teens
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1. (noun) rowdy
one who engages in rows, or noisy quarrels; a ruffianly fellow
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Sense: noisy and rough
rowdy children.
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 Afrikaans: raserig |
 Arabic: مُشاغِب، مُشاكِس |
 Bulgarian: свадлив |
 Brazilian: desordeiro |
 Czech: povykující, neurvalý |
 German: rüpelhaft |
 Danish: larmende |
 Greek: θορυβώδης, άγριος |
 Spanish: ruidoso, alborotador |
 Estonian: käratsev |
 Farsi: پر سر و صدا |
 Finnish: rauhaton |
 French: tapageur |
 Hebrew: מִתפָּרֵע |
 Hindi: झगड़ालू |
 Croatian: razbijač, izgrednik |
 Hungarian: lármázó |
 Indonesian: ribut |
 Icelandic: uppvöðslusamur |
 Italian: scalmanato |
 Japanese: 騒々しい |
 Korean: 난폭한 |
 Lithuanian: triukšmingas, vaidingas |
 Latvian: trokšņains; kauslīgs |
 Malay: bising dan kasar |
 Dutch: lawaaierig |
 Norwegian: bråkete, uartig, pøbelakt |
 Polish: hałaśliwy |
 Persian: پر سر و صدا |
 Pashto: له شورماشور سره |
 Portuguese: turbulento |
 Romanian: gălăgios |
 Russian: шумный |
 Slovak: nevychovaný; hulvátsky |
 Slovenian: hrupen |
 Serbian: siledžijski |
 Swedish: bråkig, busig, våldsam |
 Thai: เอะอะตึงตัง |
 Turkish: gürültücü, şamatacı |
 Taiwanese: 吵鬧且粗野的 |
 Ukrainian: галасливий, бешкетний |
 Urdu: جھگڑالو |
 Vietnamese: om sòm; hỗn loạn |
 Chinese: 好吵闹的 |
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