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rowdy (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈraʊdi/

Noisy, disorderly, and sometimes aggressive behavior, often in a boisterous or unruly way.

The bar was closed early due to the rowdy crowd disturbing the neighbors.
Despite their rowdy reputation, the students were well-behaved during the school trip.
The concert became quite rowdy as the night went on, with people dancing wildly.

get rowdy (collocation): To become noisy and disorderly. — "The party started to get rowdy after midnight."
a bit rowdy (collocation): Slightly noisy and disorderly. — "The children were a bit rowdy during the long car ride."

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