rowdy <-ier, -iest> [ˈraʊdɪ] ПРИЛ.
2. rowdy (quarrelsome):
- rowdy
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They felt that the other local runs had gotten too rowdy and lost too much of their authentic traditions.
en.wikipedia.org Ultimately, this resulted in the second game of the doubleheader being postponed due to hundreds of rowdy fans storming the field and refusing to leave.
en.wikipedia.org But there are twists involved in the movie as to why he is provoked to turn into a rowdy.
en.wikipedia.org Known to be rowdy at social events, they were the main driving force in organizing class dinners and other university social events.
en.wikipedia.org Ula's was a typical village school with rough, intimidating teachers and reciprocally rowdy pupils.
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