- "Chav" (/tʃæv/), also "
charver", "scally" and "roadman" in
parts of England, is a
British term,
usually used in a
pejorative way. The term is used to...
- hatred". The
Oxford History of
English refers to:
young people who use
charver or
pikey to
identify a
contemporary style of
dress or
general demeanour...
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chavers Charver, a term for "chav" in
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lists articles...
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Cloth trimmed from a customer's
material by a tailor. 3.
Pilfer or steal.
charver or
charva 1. ****ual
intercourse (Polari). 2. A
loose woman,
someone with...
- 61 types.
Peerage Poverty in the
United Kingdom Toffs and
Toughs Chav,
charver (South/North-East
England and Yorkshire),
scally (North West England),...
- 2005,
Sophie referred to
herself as a chav, a
slang term in
England (see
Charver for
Northern England or ned for Scotland) for a
person whose lifestyle...
- "Bloomingdale's I Fall/Winter 2000".
Retrieved 5
September 2014. "BBC
Inside Out -
Charvers Webchat". www.bbc.co.uk.
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February 2024. Eldor, Karin. "Summer's...
