Meaning & Definition of word "Rowdy"

Rowdy

/ˈraʊdi/

1. Noisy and disorderly; characterized by loud, rough, or boisterous behavior.
- Example: The rowdy crowd at the concert was dancing and singing at the top of their lungs.
2. Tending to engage in noisy, disruptive, or unruly behavior.
- Example: The rowdy children in the playground were laughing and running around without a care.
3. Wild and lively; marked by exuberance and a lack of restraint.
- Example: 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.

Meaning: A wild party or gathering.

● Example Sentence: Last night’s party was so rowdy, we had neighbors complaining!

Meaning: An energetic or playful kind of mischief.

● Example Sentence: We planned a rowdy night out with friends at the bar.