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Often used in the same context:
hooligans,
rowdyism,
troublemakers,
drunkards,
agitators,
drunks,
louts,
goons,
hoodlums,
ruffians,
cops,
thugs,
jaywalkers,
revelers,
ragging,
punks,
mob,
toughs,
loiterers,
unruliness,
squealers,
fisticuff,
yahoos,
vagabonds,
miscreant,
hotheads,
riot,
partygoers,
maniacs,
revelry,
skinheads,
trespassers,
crazies,
beery,
drunken revelry,
rabble,
crowd,
idlers,
riffraff,
desperadoes,
lawbreakers,
hecklers,
ruckus,
disorderly behavior,
boors,
bedlam,
barkers,
pickpockets,
streakers,
encroachers,
posers,
bootleggers,
youths,
rapscallions,
skanking,
spectators,
drunkeness,
hoboes,
lathi,
fisticuffs,
fans,
provocateurs,
neds,
locals,
factionist,
kannada,
derelicts,
gangsters,
hooting,
raucousness,
bikers,
itinerants,
lushes,
merrymakers,
bouncers,
tipplers,
spitters,
brahmins,
idiots,
vigilantes,
breakers,
outlaws,
malcontents,
constables,
hepcats,
ragamuffins,
criminals,
brawls,
maoists,
altercations,
pandemonium,
scruffs,
hordes,
pyromaniacs,
mayhem,
shikar,
gang,
lynch mob,
bluecoats,
brawlers,
maidan,
winos,
bullies,
murderers,
bandits,
robbers,
renegades,
butchers,
poachers,
thieves,
brigands
Also try:
— Adjectives for rowdies:
young,
drunken,
local,
few,
other,
many,
white,
several,
worst,
native,
professional,
more...
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