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rowdy

noun as in person who is boisterous, noisy

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Images widely shared on social media highlight the rowdy lines at petrol stations in Bamako, with people waiting for hours.

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When a crowd is rowdy at odd, unexpected times, though, it creates a different type of challenge.

And please don’t try to downplay this because of past rowdy Ryders.

He dissolved a rowdy National Assembly last year only to see voters elect an even more divided lower house of parliament.

Pretrial depositions of Angels players and support personnel provided a rare glimpse into the rowdy, often profane culture of a major league clubhouse.

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