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rowdy

[rou-dee] / ˈraʊ di /




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The lilting score behind Ted’s speech softly casts a gentle aura around him in contrast to his rowdy surroundings.

From Salon

We couldn’t wait to see it again with a rowdier crowd.

From Los Angeles Times

They went with serve in the third set and Shelton did his best to feed off what he has approvingly called a "rowdy" Melbourne crowd.

From Barron's

But Shelton is a fan favourite and is hoping to harness the energy of a "rowdy" crowd to pull off a shock.

From Barron's

Some groups are as smooth as Miller’s expanded AAF orchestra with a full string section; others are as rough and rowdy as Lionel Hampton’s R&B-oriented unit.

From The Wall Street Journal