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rowdy

[rou-dee] / ˈraʊ di /




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From our experience, the improved buds can block the sound of rowdy restaurants, rumbling buses—and attention-seeking spouses and children.

From The Wall Street Journal

But there was far less focus on the even rowdier world of “dating” shows aimed at young men.

From Salon

A rowdy group insulted foreign guests at the museum ahead of the opening - forcing them to be hurried away under police escort.

From BBC

The Lakers, who had credited their connection and chemistry for carrying them through long stints without their stars, suddenly fell silent when faced with a large deficit in front of a rowdy crowd.

From Los Angeles Times

Amélie’s rowdy approach becomes more nuanced when she is confronted with a loved one’s death, as well as her own mortality in the aftermath of two accidents.

From Los Angeles Times