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hooligan
This term carries a strong negative connotation, implying not just law-breaking but a specific brand of mindless, aggressive, and often group-based disorder. It is frequently associated with youth culture and a lack of social discipline, distinguishing it from a professional criminal or a political activist.
In a British English context, the word is heavily linked to sports culture, specifically football. While it can describe any violent youth, the specific association with "football hooliganism" describes a subculture of organized violence and territorial rivalry between opposing fan bases.
Meanings
Examples
The neighborhood was plagued by a group of teenage hooligans who smashed windows every Friday night.
The neighborhood was plagued by a group of teenage hooligans who smashed windows every Friday night.
He was once a hooligan but has since turned his life around.
Football hooliganism remains a serious concern for stadium security.
The police arrived just in time to disperse the hooligans before the riot escalated.
I cannot believe he is acting like a complete hooligan at this age.
The city center was left in ruins after the hooligans stormed the plaza.
Stop behaving like a hooligan and show some respect.