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Often used in the same context:
louts,
neds,
oap,
litter lout,
hooligan,
clamper,
paedophile,
firebugs,
yobbo,
pensioner,
paedo,
vandal,
thug,
lewisham,
truanting,
workshy,
nutter,
grandad,
reveller,
knuckle duster,
redbridge,
neighbour,
councillor,
prat,
conker,
bobby,
gran,
ealing,
dustman,
wandsworth,
berk,
squaddie,
glenrothes,
neighbourhood,
clubber,
twat,
nark,
epping forest,
kirkcaldy,
bloke,
dustcart,
cwmbran,
gorbals,
alsatian,
merseyside,
dartford,
gravesend,
sponger,
solihull,
footie,
upwell,
lairy,
lollipop lady,
cockneys,
bognor regis,
great grandmother,
newsagent,
bobbie,
grot,
workington,
chigwell,
troublemakers,
rammy,
airgun,
ilkley,
bonfire night,
tameside,
bikie,
scouse,
moaner,
mugger,
hounslow,
nuneaton,
labourer,
tearaway,
brummie,
blighter,
fed up,
cleethorpes,
redditch,
coppers,
northwich,
sneak thief,
barmy,
perthshire,
greater manchester,
pillock,
teesside,
bromley,
greenock,
kirklees,
sulker,
liverpudlian,
southall,
head teacher,
daft,
glaswegians,
gwent,
wallsend,
acronym,
aftershave,
alex,
alibi,
allan,
allison,
alliteration,
an,
annuity,
antiques,
anyways,
apartment,
apartments,
apple,
apples,
archery,
armchairs,
arse,
asparagus,
asses
More specific:
bruiser,
bullyboy,
muscleman,
plug-ugly,
skinhead,
tough guy
More general:
aggressor,
assailant,
attacker
Synonyms:
bully,
hooligan,
roughneck,
rowdy,
ruffian,
tough,
yobbo,
yobo
Also try:
— Adjectives for yob:
good,
new,
nice,
little,
old
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