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Passers-by were shocked to see rowdy bikini- clad students struggling to stand up and vomiting at midday on a Sunday afternoon.

By his own admission, he was a lippy, rowdy brat who coasted through his youth on ample amounts of beer and bourbon.

Despite their rowdy reputation, it would be a bad idea to think of the Fianna as merely drunken sots who can spout stories.

Much of her custom was rowdy young groups of men keen to show off to friends.

He teases the rowdy fans with the launcher, waiting to hear which set of fans deserves to take home a prize.

Because of her authoritarian air, she sometimes appears to be rather like a headmistress dealing sternly with rowdy students.

A defiant Mr Martin presided over a rowdy chamber on Monday, facing down MPs calling on him to step down.

Mrs Lagarde, a liberal-leaning lawyer, would have gone down well abroad, but she would have struggled to control rowdy parliamentarians.

The rowdy schoolboys and apprentices take centre stage; behind them, stitching in a corner or singing to a doll, the girls remain as ghosts.

Back at the party for Mr. Kwong and Ms. Tse, the hostess was leading guests through a rowdy game involving balloons.

For many Americans, the nation's rowdy form of capitalism is a lottery that has similarly bestowed fabulous rewards on the Everyman.

It was variously used as a hotel, beach cottage, private mansion and last, a tavern, but rowdy patrons almost destroyed her.

On a sunny day in Trinity term, the slow-drifting river would be packed with jostling punts full of rowdy students.

Near the dockyards , Peter moved into the house of diarist John Evelyn. But the still rowdy and uncivilized Czar and his friends wreck it .

Police have also deployed nail strips to stop cars from fleeing and tear gas to handle drivers who turn rowdy at the checkpoints.

If they were rowdy, out-of-control teenagers, they will probably be rowdy, out-of-control police officers.

Imagine if we were all in the same room. It would get rowdy.

Unlike the star of a rowdy cable news roundtable, defer and listen to your guest.

A rough, violent person who engages in destructive actions: mug, roughneck , rowdy, ruffian, tough. Informal toughie. Slang hood, punk.

In a rowdy session of Kuwait's parliament, even liberal MPs felt obliged to proclaim solidarity with Hizbullah.

They were chucked out of the pub for being too rowdy.

Besides, you might even prefer some quiet time at your place to running around with a rowdy crowd.

A Welsh inventor claims to have found the perfect solution to rowdy youngsters -- noise.

He was booed on several occasions, but the meeting with more shareholders than last time was less rowdy.

Charlie frowned. "Some of the kids from the reservation being rowdy, " he explained.

Late at night, when crowds of rowdy proles roamed the streets, the town had a curiously febrile air.

Fifteen minutes into the show, a bunch of rowdy football players started catcalling several actresses on stage.

Though life is rowdy and the road is difficult, you can still smile and carry on your love.

He wanted to crack the rowdy over the head, but refrained.

Tanzania's police, who rarely confront civil disobedience, have tear-gas sed rowdy opposition rallies.

An increase in salary. To behave in a rowdy or disruptive fashion.

He wants the city to show its spirit, and encourages all Houstonians to wear "rowdy" red to support their home team.

Late one night a police officer was patrolling a rowdy bar to anticipate possible DUI violations.

THE bloggers, activists and politicos who attended the second YearlyKos convention in Chicago last week were not too rowdy.

I will keep away from rowdy places. I will not ask about things that are abnormal or unusual.

Results in the night, they alerted the rowdy voice of the French delegation.

When still the hand of son Yi touches into waist border in Noan-noon, yet sprint into dissimilar men's huge hand equitable, rowdy of touch.

a rowdy or mischievous person (usually a young man).

Walking confidently into the rowdy classroom, he opened the window as wide as possible and then busied himself with desk work.

A college student collapses after rowdy sex with his girlfriend.

Black teachers from the townships merrily downed cups of beer amid rowdy white fans.

Inside a large thatch hut, musicians play loud, frenetic music before a crowd of rowdy onlookers.

Where most other puppies are robust and rowdy , It hurts me terribly just to move.

And the near absence of rules encourages a rowdy, fast-paced, frequently violent clash.

Union spokesman John Turchiano said panic buttons would deter potentially rowdy guests.

He became famous in the 1970s as a rowdy comedian on "Saturday Night Live" .

Stepping confidently into the rowdy classroom, he opened the window as wide as possible.

In the Philippines, he saw the young rowdy, this time's young rowdy has carried the severe wound in Ou Douzhong.

Please consume alcohol in moderate quantities so that you become mildly sedated but not rowdy.

A rowdy separatist movement in the island of Zanzibar is quiet for now.

If he gets too rowdy, I'll need to quiet him down.

A rowdy beach party with the hottest young crowd.

A rowdy kid like that is just the kind that parents dote on.

Things usually get pretty rowdy since there are always fans on both sides rooting for their own team to win.

After supper, which was very rowdy, people began to gamble.

Wow, this place is rowdy after happy hour, huh?

Today, on a 16 hour car ride my kids were being unusually rowdy.

If they get rowdy, he'll raise his voice to embarrass 'em.

A violent or rowdy person; a hoodlum or thug.

At first, I was terrified, fearful of the big, rowdy kids of all races who had gotten into bloody fights in the schoolyard.

Everyone ate a ton and they got pretty drunk and rowdy.

We will wear the same uniforms, carrying heavy schoolbags, rowdy, and we must catch the largest fish.

I have to sit on the class when they get too rowdy.

I pegged her as an opportunist. Why DO you have me pegged as the rowdy one?

The teacher made the rowdy class quiet down .

It was Boat Race night -- terribly rowdy they used to get on Boat Race night -- and I bumps into a young bloke on Shaftesbury Avenue

and the nuclear co-operation deal he struck with America and pushed through India's rowdy parliament last year.

The results suggest both 6-month-olds and babies up to 2 years old could distinguish a rowdy bark from a benign one.

I soon joined a rowdy bunch of children and teenagers who were building a bonfire in the middle of a path that ran through the wheat fields

It's a full moon tonight so we getting rowdy