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81 branleur
n. m. (pej.):1. 'Slack-arse', idle soand-so.2. 'Yobbo', 'wide boy', scrupleless character. -
82 frappe
n. f.1. 'Yobbo', destructive ruffian.2. 'Pouf', 'pansy', effeminate homosexual. -
83 gouape
n. m.1. 'Yob', 'yobbo', lout. -
84 J.V.
n. m. (abbr. jeune voyou): 'Yob', 'yobbo', hooligan. (This journalese appellation had a great vogue in the 60s and 70s.) -
85 loubar
n. m. (also: loubard): 'Yob', 'yobbo', young tearaway. -
86 nervi
n. m.1. 'Yobbo', hooligan.2. 'Heavy', mobster. -
87 хулиган
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88 yob
s.1 gamberro, pato malo.2 muchacho.-> yobbo -
89 yob
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90 Bauerntrampel
mugs.1. hick girl [esp. Am.] coll.2. jay girl coll.3. redneck Am. sl.4. rube sl.5. yokeln, mugs.yobbo Aus. coll. -
91 Lümmel
mgooseneckm1. boor2. bugger3. lout4. yobbo Br. coll.5. yob Br. coll.mugs.1. tike Br. coll. spv.2. tyke Br. coll.pl1. boors2. lubbers3. tikes Am.4. tykes -
92 Rowdy
m1. hoodlum2. hooligan3. ned coll.4. rowdy5. thug6. yobbo Br. coll. -
93 hergele
1. unbroken horse, donkey, or mule. 2. colloq. ruffian, yahoo, Brit. yobbo. 3. herd of unbroken horses, donkeys, or mules. -
94 buta ember
meatballzombie, twit, yobbo, dumbo, shmo, fuckhead, yob -
95 faragatlan ember
yob, clown, yobbo, backwoodsman, backwoodsmen -
96 fiú
boy, yob, groom, lad, bub, bucko, buster, yobbo -
97 garázda ember
yob, yobbo, hell-raiser -
98 huligán
rough, tough, yobbo, yob, hooligan, rowdy -
99 krapek
yob, yobbo, dude, cat, sod, bloke, bleeder -
100 surmó
yob, yobbo
См. также в других словарях:
Yobbo — or yob is a slang term for an uncouth or thuggish blue collar person. The word derives from a back slang reading of the word boy ( boy or boyo reversed becomes yob or mdash; slightly modified mdash; yobbo ).BritainIn Britain, as the word yob came … Wikipedia
yobbo — ► NOUN (pl. yobbos or yobboes) Brit. informal ▪ a yob … English terms dictionary
yobbo — noun /ˈyɒboʊ/ A yob. A wanker fights inequalityAnd for people’s rights;A wanker fights class prejudiceA yobbo just fights … Wiktionary
yobbo — [[t]jɒ̱boʊ[/t]] yobbos N COUNT A yobbo is the same as a yob. [BRIT, INFORMAL] Syn: lout … English dictionary
yobbo — yob UK [jɒb] / US [jɑb] or yobbo UK [ˈjɒbəʊ] / US [ˈjɑboʊ] noun [countable] Word forms yob : singular yob plural yobs British informal someone, especially a young person, who is rude, noisy, and sometimes violent … English dictionary
yobbo — /ˈjɒboʊ/ (say yoboh) noun Colloquial 1. an unrefined, uncultured, slovenly young man: to look like a yobbo in stubbies. 2. a hooligan or lout: football yobbos. Also, yob, yobbie. {British slang yob a young lad (back slang for boy) + b + o} …
yobbo — noun (plural yobbos or yobboes) Etymology: yob + 1 o Date: 1922 1. British lout, yokel 2. British hoodlum … New Collegiate Dictionary
yobbo — /yob oh/, n., pl. yobbos. Brit. Slang. yob. [1920 25; YOB + O] * * * … Universalium
Yobbo — an uncouth person; same as a yahoo but no values at all, looks like a slob always; lout; hooligan … Dictionary of Australian slang
yobbo — Australian Slang an uncouth person; same as a yahoo but no values at all, looks like a slob always; lout; hooligan … English dialects glossary
Yobbo — Australian for Redneck. So we re were at this tractor pull, and everyone was wearing straw hats, and I thought, What a bunch of Yobbos! … Dictionary of american slang