noun a rowdy person
adjective noisy, boisterous, and unruly in behavior
Rowdy students disrupted the class with their loud behavior.
The rowdy fans cheered loudly for their team during the game.
The rowdy crowd at the concert caused a commotion.
The rowdy children ran around the party, causing chaos.
The rowdy patrons at the bar were asked to leave by the bouncer.
In a novel, the author may describe a rowdy crowd at a concert.
A psychologist may use the term rowdy to describe disruptive behavior in a group therapy session.
A teacher may have to address rowdy behavior in the classroom.
An event planner may have to come up with strategies to control rowdy guests at a party.
A security guard may need to intervene in a rowdy altercation at a public event.