rowdies (Meaning)

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rowdies (pl.)

of Rowdy

The group of rowdies vandalized the park, leaving broken benches and shattered windows.
The concert was interrupted by a rowdy crowd causing a disturbance.
The rowdies threw bottles and shouted obscenities at the opposing team.
The police were called to disperse the unruly rowdies gathered outside the bar.
The rowdy atmosphere of the football match made it difficult for fans to enjoy the game.
The rowdies harassed passersby, creating a sense of fear and intimidation in the neighborhood.
The festival was marred by a group of rowdies who started fights and damaged property.
The rowdies drunkenly stumbled through the streets, causing annoyance and disrupting the peace.
The rowdy demonstration drew a large crowd, but the police kept the situation under control.
The theater's security team had to restrain a group of rowdies who were causing a disturbance during the performance.

of Rowdy

hoodlums, villains, pirates, ruffians,thugs, criminals, gangsters, bandits, hooligans, scoundrels

No antonyms found.

The group of rowdies vandalized the park, leaving broken benches and shattered windows.

The concert was interrupted by a rowdy crowd causing a disturbance.

The rowdies threw bottles and shouted obscenities at the opposing team.

The police were called to disperse the unruly rowdies gathered outside the bar.