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1. (n.) hoodlum
a thug or gangster.
2. hoodlum
a young street ruffian.
Etymology: (1870–75, Amer.; prob. < dial. G; cf. Swabian derivatives of Hudel rag)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) hood, hoodlum, goon, punk, thug, tough, toughie, strong-armer
an aggressive and violent young criminal
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) hoodlum
a young rowdy; a rough, lawless fellow
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Sense: a destructive person.
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 Afrikaans: bullebak |
 Arabic: شَخص مُحِب للتدمير |
 Bulgarian: хулиган |
 Brazilian: arruaceiro |
 Czech: ničema, chuligán |
 German: der Strolch |
 Danish: bølle |
 Greek: κακοποιός |
 Spanish: maleante |
 Estonian: huligaan |
 Farsi: لوطي محله |
 Finnish: gangsteri |
 French: voyou |
 Hebrew: פִּרחָח |
 Hindi: गुण्डा |
 Croatian: nasilnik, huligan |
 Hungarian: gengszter |
 Indonesian: penjahat |
 Icelandic: skemmdarvargur |
 Italian: teppista |
 Japanese: 不良 |
 Korean: 깡패 |
 Lithuanian: chuliganas |
 Latvian: bandīts |
 Malay: samseng |
 Dutch: vandalist |
 Norwegian: bølle, ramp |
 Polish: chuligan |
 Persian: لوطي محله |
 Pashto: مخرب کس |
 Portuguese: arruaceiro |
 Romanian: huligan |
 Russian: хулиган |
 Slovak: chuligán |
 Slovenian: razbijač |
 Serbian: siledžija |
 Swedish: ligist, buse |
 Thai: นักเลง |
 Turkish: serseri, külhanbeyi |
 Taiwanese: 惡棍 |
 Ukrainian: хуліган |
 Urdu: اٹھائی گیر |
 Vietnamese: lưu manh |
 Chinese: 恶棍 |
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