1. somewhat rowdy; inclined to be noisy, disorderly, or boisterous
Usage: informal

Examples

• The rowdyish crowd at the concert cheered loudly between songs.
• His rowdyish behavior at dinner embarrassed his parents.
• The teacher struggled to control the rowdyish students after recess.
• The party became increasingly rowdyish as the evening progressed.
• She found his rowdyish sense of humor amusing but inappropriate for work.
• The rowdyish fans were warned to calm down or face ejection from the stadium.