Rowdy
11Rowdy — Rowdy(englausgesprochen)m Rohling,Raufbold.DasWortkam1819indenUSAfürdenHinterwäldleraufundmeinteursprünglicheinenlärmendenMenschen,dannauchdenNewYorkerStraßenpöbel.Um1850inDeutschlandbekanntgeworden …
12rowdy — (n.) a rough, quarrelsome person, 1808, Amer.Eng., originally lawless backwoodsman, probably from ROW (Cf. row) (n.2). The adjective is first recorded 1819 …
13Rowdy — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Mascotte Rowdy est la mascotte des Dallas Cowboys. Rowdy est la mascotte des Roadrunners de l Université du Texas à San Antonio Musique Rowdy Records, un… …
14rowdy — [[t]ra͟ʊdi[/t]] rowdier, rowdiest, rowdies 1) ADJ GRADED When people are rowdy, they are noisy, rough, and likely to cause trouble. He has complained to the police about rowdy neighbours... There were rowdy scenes inside parliament during the… …
15rowdy — UK [ˈraʊdɪ] / US adjective Word forms rowdy : adjective rowdy comparative rowdier superlative rowdiest noisy and causing trouble a gang of rowdy kids Derived words: rowdily adverb rowdiness noun uncountable …
16rowdy — I. adjective (rowdier; est) Etymology: perhaps irregular from 5row Date: 1819 coarse or boisterous in behavior ; rough; also characterized by such behavior < rowdy local bars > • rowdily adverb • rowdiness …
17Rowdy — Randalierer; Hooligan; Raufbold; Radaubruder; Schlägertyp; Schläger * * * Row|dy [ raʊ̮di], der; s, s (abwertend): flegelhafter, oft auch brutaler Mensch, gewalttätiger junger Mann: eine Gruppe jugendlicher Rowdys randalierte im Stadion. Syn …
18rowdy — row|dy1 [ˈraudi] adj [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: Perhaps from row unpleasant noise (18 21 centuries)] behaving in a noisy rough way that is likely to cause arguments and fighting ▪ gangs of rowdy youths >rowdily adv >rowdiness n [U]… …
19rowdy — row|dy1 [ raudi ] adjective noisy and causing trouble: a gang of rowdy kids ╾ row|di|ly adverb ╾ row|di|ness noun uncount rowdy row|dy 2 [ raudi ] noun count usually plural OLD FASHIONED someone who is noisy and causes trouble …
20rowdy — /ˈraʊdi / (say rowdee) adjective (rowdier, rowdiest) 1. noisy and disorderly: *It was a rowdy place, the Cross. –david malouf, 1990. 2. Obsolete (of cattle) hard to control: a rowdy mob. –noun (plural rowdies) 3. a rough, disorderly person.… …
