-adj. 3. habitual, customary, accustomed, wonted, regular, daily; ordinary, everyday, usual, typical, conventional; perfunctory, automatic, rove, v. wander about, meander, ramble, straggle, roam, stray, range, drift; move hither and thither, go from pillar to post, cruise, gad about, flit, go aimlessly; Inf. knock about, Sl. bum around, Inf. run around, gallivant, jaunt; walk, stroll, saunter, amble, perambulate, circumambulate, prowl; wander over or through, traverse, cross, pass through or over, explore, scout, walk or range over; traipse, tramp, march, trudge, plod along, wend one's way, make one's way; trek, travel, journey, peregrinate, migrate, nomadize. rover, n. wanderer, roamer, rambler, landloper, adventurer, meanderer, straggler, strayer, gadabout; nomad, Bedouin, nomadic Arab, Kuchi, gypsy, Romany, Bohemian; mover, ambulator, traveler, walker, pere-grinator, journeyer, pilgrim, wayfarer, sojourner; voyager, globetrotter, international or world traveler, tourist, visitor, sightseer; migrator, trekker, bird of passage, Sl. rolling stone, migrant or migrant worker, itinerant, peripatetic; Usu. Disparaging. Okie, drifter, Inf floater, transient, fly-by-night; vagabond, tramp, vagrant, hobo, Inf bum; runaway, fugitive, Archaic. runagate.
row¹, n. line, file, queue, column, rank, tier; series, range, chain, string, succession, sequence, concatenation, catena; suite, train, retinue, cortege, cavalcade, procession, parade, Fr. dtfilt.
row², v. oar, pull, paddle, canoe, kayak.
row³, n. 1. dispute, quarrel, discord, spar, wrangle, bicker, Obs. brabble, contention, controversy, disagreement, argument, Inf. words, Scot. and North Eng. threap; Inf. dustup, U.S. Sl. rhubarb, squabble, spat, tiff, Brit. Dial, fratch, Inf. run-in, Inf hassle, Inf. barney, falling-out, Sl. blow-up; tussle, Inf. scrap, Inf. set-to, scuffle, broil, embroilment, imbroglio, Scot. sturt, Scot. collieshangie; struggle, combat, fight, fistfight, fisticuffs, altercation, conflict, strife, clash, Law. chance-medley; fray, skirmish, battle, brawl, free-for-all, melee, donnybrook.
2. Informal, noise, clamor, din, hubbub, babel, racket; ballyhoo, outcry, bawl, hue and cry, vociferation; uproar, fracas, hullabaloo, clangor, brouhaha, commotion, fuss, stir, disorder, rumpus, Inf. ruckus; bedlam, tumult, turmoil, pandemonium, chaos, confusion.
-v. 3. quarrel, squabble, altercate, spar, cross swords; argue, debate, dispute, bandy words, have words, Inf. pick a crow; disagree, differ, take exception to, contend, contest, make something of it, fall out, clash, be at odds, be at loggerheads; spat, tiff, Brit. Archaic, brangle, wrangle, bicker, Obs. brabble; fight, brawl, scuffle, tussle, struggle, Inf. scrap, battle, go at each other's throats. rowdy, n. 1. ruffian, tough, Inf toughie, thug, mugger, hoodlum, Sl. hood, Sl. yap, Inf. plugugly, Inf. goon, hooligan, Chiefly Brit, rough, Inf. roughneck, Inf. baddy, Sl. bad actor, Sl. gunsel, Sl. mug, Australian Sl. larrikin, Brit. Hist. Mohock, (in Paris) apache; terrorist, desperado, gangster, mobster, racketeer, mafioso.
2. brute, bully, brawler, barbarian; savage, vandal, yahoo, Sl. ugly customer; scoundrel, knave, wretch, Archaic, caitiff; blackguard, villain, hellhound, fiend; rascal, rapscallion, scamp.
-adj. 3. disorderly, unruly, rowdyish; unrestrained, abandoned, lawless, libertarian, licentious; rough, coarse, crude, loud, unrefined; barbarous, brutish, savage, vicious, atrocious; roguish, rascally, mischievous.
4. blackguardly, villainous, contemptible, despicable, scurvy, mean, shameful; evil, sinister, unprincipled, corrupt, depraved, reprobate, iniquitous, malicious, nefarious, flagitious; disreputable, raffish, rakish, opprobrious, discreditable; criminal, felonious, fiendish, demonic, demoniacal, devilish.