Definition
Definition of rowdyishly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
noisy behaviorDated US in a noisy, unruly, and boisterous wayDated US
- The crowd cheered rowdyishly after the big win.
- The students danced rowdyishly at the party.
- Fans rowdyishly celebrated in the streets after the victory.
Origin of rowdyishly
English, rowdy (noisy) + -ish (like) + -ly (manner)
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- French:de façon tapageuse, ...
- German:ausgelassen, ...
- Italian:rumorosamente, ...
- Spanish:ruidosamente, ...
- Portuguese:de forma ruidosa, ...
- Chinese:喧闹地, ...
- Japanese:騒々しく, ...
- Arabic:بصَخَب, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוֹרָה רוֹעֶשֶׁת, ...
- Russian:шумно, ...
- Ukrainian:галасливо, ...
- Hindi:शोरगुल मचाते हुए, ...
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