- Yob is
slang in the
United Kingdom for a
loutish,
uncultured person. In
Australia and New Zealand, the word
yobbo is more
frequently used, with a similar...
- The Man Show
simultaneously celebrated and
lampooned the
stereotypical loutish male
perspective in a ****ually charged,
humorous light. The show consisted...
- some
parts of
Scotland and
Northern Ireland for its ****ociation with the
loutish ned
culture and
antisocial behaviour. High
retail sales are
recorded in...
- McRoberts, Allison's obnoxious, rude, and
ignorant husband—modeled on the
loutish husbands in
sitcoms such as The King of Queens, The Honeymooners, and,...
- had
become offensive slang, its
meaning expanded to
include racism,
loutishness, and
opposition to
modern ways.
Patrick Huber, in his
monograph A Short...
-
trouble maker who
terrorises and
humiliates his victims,
behaving in a
loutish way. He has a persistent,
negative social media presence. The
Spies (series...
-
living outside Mexico City to "connote a loud, arrogant, ill-mannered,
loutish person". For
their part
those living in
Mexico City
designate insultingly...
-
scene in 1994,
Gallagher quickly made a
public name for
himself with his "
loutish" behaviour. By 2000, his re****tion and
confrontational persona saw him...
-
thinks this is "probably a
later rationalization".
Besides referring to
loutish behaviour, violence, and
particular speech patterns (all of
which are stereotypes)...
- century, a new and
pejorative meaning arose, "one
inclined to
uncivil or
loutish behaviour"—hence "churlish" (cf. the
pejorative sense of the term boor...
