Meanings of rowdy group in English

A rowdy group of children ate at card tables set up in the kitchen.

A rowdy group of five men entered and took a table near the stage.

A small rowdy group of demonstrators later forced their way into the parliament building after the vote.

Lutetia was a regular at some of my haunts, hung with a rowdy group of young ladies.

So he was a little bit different than the rowdy group of rocket boys who had started the laboratory.

It was a teeming and rowdy group of animated idiots, who passed by my outsider's indifference shouting various things.

A rowdy group of tough-looking British soldiers -'tommies' from the Royal Warwickshire Regiment -occupied the carriage immediately behind ours.

Mr O'Shaughnessy (22) is thought to have fallen in with a rowdy group leaving a disco off Eyre Square.

A rowdy group of young men that looked like a fraternity party turned bad roiled past me, shouting and slopping beer from plastic cups.

Police riot squads have been trying to disperse the more rowdy groups with tear gas.

"Isn't this a rowdy group?" Stuart observed as he eyed the hors d'oeuvres arranged on a tabletop.