rowdyish
[rou-dee-ish]
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adjective
like or characteristic of a rowdy.
disposed to or characterized by rowdyism.
Origin of rowdyish
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Don't be rowdyish, or get the reputation of being a drunken fellow.
The College Freshman's Don't BookGeorge Fullerton Evans
They had no idea that the crowd about the pavilion was rowdyish.
The Corner House Girls on a TourGrace Brooks Hill
Far more than mature Jerry, was mature Michael playful and rowdyish.
Michael, Brother of JerryJack London
He was at white heat, fighting mad, and cared little what he said to these rowdyish intruders.
The Grammar School Boys SnowboundH. Irving Hancock
Four or five of the rowdyish crowd picked up sticks that they had carried through the forest that afternoon.
The Grammar School Boys SnowboundH. Irving Hancock