Rowdy

/ˈraʊdi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Noisy and disorderly; characterized by loud, rough, or boisterous behavior.

The rowdy crowd at the concert was dancing and singing at the top of their lungs.

Tending to engage in noisy, disruptive, or unruly behavior.

The rowdy children in the playground were laughing and running around without a care.

Wild and lively; marked by exuberance and a lack of restraint.

After winning the game, the team celebrated with rowdy antics that lasted all night.

The term 'rowdy' is believed to be derived from 'rowdy' in Scotland, which is thought to have originated from 'routy', meaning 'to make a racket'.

rowdy behavior

Noisy or disruptive behavior typically associated with excitement.

rowdy party

A party characterized by loud music and a lively atmosphere.

rowdy crowd

A gathering of people that is loud and possibly unruly.

boisterous

Noisy, energetic, and cheerful.

disorderly

Not controlled or organized, chaotic behavior.

raucous

Making a disturbingly harsh or loud noise.

A wild party or gathering.

Last night’s party was so rowdy, we had neighbors complaining!

An energetic or playful kind of mischief.

We planned a rowdy night out with friends at the bar.