yobbos

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• yobbos — n. mean and brutal person, one who harasses weaker people, roughneck, rowdy or tough person; hooligan …   English contemporary dictionary

• 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 (plural yobbos or yobboes) Etymology: yob + 1 o Date: 1922 1. British lout, yokel 2. British hoodlum …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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• yobbo — /yob oh/, n., pl. yobbos. Brit. Slang. yob. [1920 25; YOB + O] * * * …   Universalium

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• yob — [jɔb US ja:b] n also yob|bo [ˈjɔbəu US ˈja:bou] BrE [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: Backward spelling of boy] a rude, noisy, and sometimes violent young man = ↑lout ▪ drunken yobbos …   Dictionary of contemporary English