Rowdy means: Loud and disorderly; riotous; boisterous. Related words include attacker or ruffian. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Rowdy in practice.
Rowdy in a sentence
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Rowdy meaning
Loud and disorderly; riotous; boisterous.
Example sentences (20)
When football stadiums are empty, the song “All My Rowdy Friends Are Here on Monday Night,” just does not resonate.
We are now looking to replicate this program in other college towns or places with rowdy entertainment districts.
Tuesday’s celebrations echoed the rowdy earlier this month when the Lakers took down the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals.
The Hells Angels Motorcycle Club conjures images of leather-clad bikers and rowdy misfits getting into trouble.
Morsels, do your Game Day party guests get rowdy and try to recreate the on-screen action in your living room?
Neighbours expressed frustration that "this is not the first time" a rowdy party has happened at the property.
The second half did not produce much with the only spectacle being the rowdy fans that delayed the progress of the game.
Eventually, rowdy Wobblies packed the streets, and 400 people were beaten and jailed in the ensuing conflict.
Portraying rowdy Jews, the actors gather around a church where the Virgin Mary is being prepared for burial.
The BJP has lost their credibility by fielding a rowdy-sheeter like Mr. Rathod who is involved in 40 cases.
Two police officers were reportedly assaulted after being called to deal with a group of rowdy youths on Weymouth seafront.
They wouldn’t have sent a normal police chopper for some rowdy kids being somewhat loud in their backyard.
Bonus points if you remember the little old lady with the accent who ruled rowdy teens with an iron fist.
He hit leadoff hitter Oneil Cruz with a pitch before Rowdy Tellez struck out and Andrew McCutchen grounded into a double play.
Most of the “fun” has been bleached from this fair, so it feels worthy rather than rowdy, respectful instead of transgressive.
The no-frills carrier has noted a worrying surge in rowdy behaviour due to use, with cabin crew flagging it as a prime concern.
The suspects had arrived from Egypt, and their drunken, rowdy behaviour caught the police’s attention.
A rowdy drunken beach party was dispersed by police on a beach after anti-social behaviour complaints.
It took the intervention of security agents to bring calm to the court premises that had become rowdy.
Al-Gahaffi remains in critical condition a month after he was viciously beaten by a five rowdy riders.
Common combinations with rowdy
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the rowdy 23×
- and rowdy 17×
- rowdy tellez 8×
- in rowdy 8×
- rowdy and 8×
- of rowdy 7×
- rowdy behaviour 6×
- rowdy fans 5×
- rowdy behavior 5×
- with rowdy 4×
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The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word rowdy. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.