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rowdy A person who is loud, boisterous, and disruptive. ■ "John was such a rowdy at the party, he knocked over the punch bowl and started a fight with the bouncer."
crowd A group of people gathered together, usually for a common purpose or activity. Often used to describe a large and rowdy group. ■ "The crowd went wild when the band took the stage."
Hooligan A person who is disruptive, violent, and generally behaves in a loud, rowdy manner. ■ "That hooligan was causing chaos at the bar, knocking over drinks and starting fights with no provocation."
Hooligans A group of rowdy, mischievous people who are often associated with violence and destruction. ■ The hooligans were causing chaos in the streets, throwing rocks and bottles at passing cars.
jamboree A wild, drunken party full of loud music and rowdy behavior. ■ "We're throwing a jamboree this weekend to celebrate our friend's birthday! It's going to be epic!"
manages To hold together or keep under control a group of unruly individuals, usually in exchange for payment. ■ "The bouncer at the bar manages to keep the rowdy crowd under control with just a few well-timed punches."
muchachos A group of young, rowdy Mexican men who enjoy partying and drinking. ■ "The muchachos were having a blast at the fiesta, but they ended up causing more chaos than fun."
Nightstick A long, thin stick used as a weapon by police officers. ■ "The nightstick was my best friend when dealing with rowdy crowds at the bar. It helped me keep things under control and make sure everyone left peacefully."
Rabble A group of people, usually uneducated or lower-class, who are often rowdy and violent. ■ "The rabble stormed the castle, demanding better living conditions."
Ruder A rowdy, impolite person who is always making a scene. ■ "I can't believe that ruder was so rude at the party. It made me cringe!
Coliseum A large amphitheater used for entertainment and spectacle, such as gladiatorial contests or mock sea battles. ■ The Coliseum was the perfect venue for the annual "Battle of the Bands" competition, where up-and-coming musicians could showcase their skills in front of a rowdy crowd of music fans.
rowboat A small wooden boat with two rows of oars that are propelled by being dipped in the water. It is often used to navigate calm rivers and lakes. ■ "I decided to take a rowboat out on the lake for a relaxing afternoon.", A group of people who are constantly arguing or fighting with each other. ■ "The family was like a rowboat full of rowdy siblings."
Ruffians A group of rowdy and violent people who are known for their rough behavior and lack of social grace. ■ The ruffians were causing chaos in the bar, knocking over drinks and starting fights with anyone who crossed their path.