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| row·dy [ rówdee ] |
adjective (comparative row·di·er, superlative row·di·est) |
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unruly: noisy and disorderly
 The debate was a pretty rowdy affair.
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noun (plural row·dies) |
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noisy person: a rough and noisy person who often causes disturbances
local rowdies hanging out on the streets
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| [Early 19th century. Probably <row3] |
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| row·di·ly adverb |
| row·di·ness noun |
| row·dy·ism noun |
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