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rowdy

[rou-dee] / ˈraʊ di /




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As Woodside’s CEO, the engineer was forced to confront a rowdy environmental movement that regularly staged protests at the company’s headquarters in Perth—and targeted her home.

From The Wall Street Journal

It sparked delirious celebrations in the rowdy corner of English support at the Gabba, while Root simply removed his helmet and shrugged his shoulders in the direction of the visitors' dugout.

From BBC

Candidates also need to understand international banking, endure rowdy shareholder meetings, and handle scrutiny from both the British press and China’s state media.

From The Wall Street Journal

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