Rowdies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROWDIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ROWDY, a noisy, turbulent person
• a noisy and disorderly person
ADJECTIVE:
• noisy and disorderly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a rowdy person

Words related to ROWDIES

rowdy12

Words that contain ROWDIES

crowdies14 rowdiest12

How to use ROWDIES in a sentence

• The probability is that you may be attacked by a gang of rowdies and it is no part of your business to furnish them with weapons.
• If anything comic and coarse is spoken, you shall see the emergence of the boys and rowdies, so loud and vivacious, that you might think the house was filled with them.
• Rynders packed the meeting with rowdies, and himself occupied a seat on the platform.
• The consequence of this was soon apparent in the ugly hilarity with which the rowdies entered upon the enjoyment of the afternoon.
• Peace restored about midnight, Household troops sent home to bed, and constables decided to strike only on the heads of roughs, rowdies, and burglars.
• The American campaign in Mexico had stirred up a military ardour which extended to the rowdies, and a piratical expedition was undertaken, with Lopez at the head.
• Yet, so thoroughly had he expressed the feelings of the said rowdies, that they could not resist the unlawful burst of approval.
• Few young men, however, can cultivate the one, or frequent the society of the other, without the risk of becoming rowdies or bullies, if nothing worse.
• But those rowdies always took good care to skip out of Solomon’s reach.
• Convert the rowdies that crowd your village and city tavern bar rooms before you extend your zeal to those who are in no need of it, or on whom it will be all spent in vain.
• They make it so intolerable that the meeting hall appears to be, instead of a Socialist meeting, a room frequented by rowdies of all types and descriptions.
• If Anson is given a free hand he will keep the rowdies in subjection.
• The rowdies bled and yelled, bled for their impertinence, yelled in dismay and terror, for they feared they would be beaten to death.
• He had visited the neighborhood for a special purpose, and his run-in with the three rowdies had only been a side diversion.
• The freedom of the press must be established if we do not want our city to become the center of a gang of rowdies who will drive all decent people away and cut off immigration.
• In the center of the throng was a young man, defending himself as best he could, against the attacks of half a dozen smaller assailants, young rowdies and ruffians.
• A dirty little street Arab was defending himself with bravery and skill against an overwhelming number of other rowdies.
• Not patiently borne with, it grew worse and worse, until a regular organization became necessary for defence against the nightly assaults of a gang of drunken rowdies.
• They did not look like rowdies, for they were fairly well dressed, but there was nothing reassuring in the countenance of any of them.
• It proved to be a closely packed gang of forty or fifty rowdies, who stamped and yelled and never halted for me.
• The stage driver who silenced the rowdies last night is stricken this morning at the tavern.

Similar words containing ROWDIE without suffix s

crowdie13 rowdier11 crowdies14 rowdiest12

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