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rowdy <-ier, -iest> [ˈraʊ·di] ПРИЛ.
2. rowdy (quarrelsome):
- rowdy
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His personality has been described as rowdy and his political leanings are conservative.
en.wikipedia.org Reports of attendees suggest the meetings were more akin to rowdy fraternity parties than dark rituals of sacred meaning or political intrigue.
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 At the time, the word meant a rowdy, boisterous gathering.
en.wikipedia.org Ula's was a typical village school with rough, intimidating teachers and reciprocally rowdy pupils.
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