The verb rowdy means to be making a lot of noise or likely to cause trouble.
The
Oxford United fans ensured the Manchester United winger was given a rowdy reception on
his first game back on English soil.
She
said she did not mean to offend the court but was ``carried away'' by
the mood of a crowd of the commissioners’ supporters, who
became
angry and rowdy
after learning the three were denied bail.
Police
briefly detained 137 rowdy
fans, most of them German, in the western city of Cologne on Wednesday
after scuffles following England's 2-2 draw with Sweden.
All
this rowdy
behaviour took place before the eyes of policemen who apparently made
little, if any, effort to stop the violent protesters.
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