rowdy
adj.noisy, rough, and out of control. You use this to describe people who are having a lot of fun but are being too loud or aggressive.
adj.characterised by noisy, rough, or disorderly behaviour. Often used to describe crowds or social gatherings where participants lack self-restraint.
“The rowdy fans cheered loudly for their team.”
“The bar manager had to ask a rowdy group of customers to leave after they started shouting at other tables.”
“Security personnel were deployed to manage the rowdy atmosphere outside the stadium, ensuring that the high spirits of the supporters did not escalate into physical altercations.”
Typically used to describe groups of people, crowds, or social environments.
Possibly from row (“noisy argument”), originally used as a noun.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.