rowdier
Adjective
The word is derived from rowdy
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Roger: For starters they drink at a younger age so inevitably they're a little rowdier.
A largely peaceful demonstration turned rowdier Saturday afternoon, with police deploying flash bangs to disperse crowds.
It makes sense in a certain way that the boisterous and bombastic side of professional wrestling could be directly descended from the rowdier aspects of Viking warrior culture.
It was far rowdier.