Rowdies Meaning in English
word · lemma: rowdy
Definition
'Rowdies' means people who are noisy, disruptive, or behave in a wild and sometimes aggressive way, especially in public places. The word is usually used negatively.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly informal and slightly old-fashioned. Commonly refers to groups causing trouble at events, bars, or public gatherings. Not used to describe serious criminals; closer to 'troublemakers' or 'hooligans'. Don't use for children being merely energetic—implies disruptive or possibly violent behavior.
Example Sentences
The police came to stop the rowdies at the football match.
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There were some rowdies making noise outside last night.
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The teacher asked the rowdies to leave the classroom.
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The bar was packed with rowdies celebrating the win.
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Don’t invite those rowdies—last time they nearly started a fight.
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After midnight, the park usually gets taken over by rowdies.
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