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yobyob /jɒb $ jɑːb/ (also yob‧bo /ˈjɒbəʊ $ ˈjɑːboʊ/) noun [countable] British English yobOrigin: 1800-1900 Backward spelling of boy - A dozen yobs stood outside the pub.
- Our TV screens have been taken over by so-called yob culture.
- Residents complained that yobs had been vandalizing their gardens.
- He's just a yob, right?
- In the worst incident, 300 yobs showered police with broken bottles and bricks then looted shops in the centre of Coventry.
- It was all pleasantly noisy without any air of aggression, there were no yobs or self-styled hard men among the customers.
- Martin, growling savagely at the yobs, daring them to interfere.
- Most people, when they hear screaming, either think it is a gang of yobs or quarrelling lovers.
- She might be with that red-headed yob.
- Was this the yob who had planted the cannabis?
someone who behaves rudely► yob British a young man who is rude, noisy, and sometimes violent: · A dozen yobs stood outside the pub.· Residents complained that yobs had been vandalizing their gardens.yob culture (=TV programmes, films, and other forms of entertainment that involve rudeness and unintelligent behaviour): · Our TV screens have been taken over by so-called yob culture. ► jerk especially American an annoying person who behaves in a stupid way, for example by behaving in a rude and unpleasant way: · Ignore him. He's just a jerk.· He's an unprofessional jerk who's always pestering the women in the office.real/total jerk: · Her husband was being a real jerk about the divorce. ► lout a man or boy who behaves in a rude and violent way: · A few foul-mouthed louts in the crowd were shouting racist abuse.· Only a lout would treat a woman that way.lager louts British (=young men who drink too much beer and behave in rude or violent way): · We stood at the bar being jostled by some thick-necked lager louts. ► Youthborstal, nounbovver, noundropout, nounflower power, noungang, nounmod, nounpunk, nounpuppy love, nounrocker, nounsalad days, nounskinhead, nounsubculture, nounteen, adjectiveteenage, adjectiveteenager, nounteenybopper, nounwhippersnapper, nounyob, nounyoung, adjectiveyoungster, nounyouth club, nounyouth culture, noun a rude noisy and sometimes violent young man SYN lout: drunken yobbos |