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Meanings of goth in English

Portuguese
indivíduo impertinente
Catalan
talòs
Spanish
bárbaro

A crude uncouth ill-bred person lacking culture or refinement.

indivíduo impertinente
Usage of goth in English
1
Another featured a window display of mannequins in goth makeup and straitjackets.
L.a. candy
2
Lizzy Greene as Sophie Dixon, Jon and Delilah's moody goth 16-year-old daughter.
The South African
3
Environmentally conscious lyrics give Earth-minded goth kids a theme of their own.
Reuters
4
Then she glared at a goth girl who was gaping at Emma.
Two Truths and a Lie
5
Sort of goth-punk Spice Girls, but we only did Tori Amos covers.
The Magician
6
Neil Gaiman created Death, who is not your average goth-punk Grim Reaper.
Wired
7
My mohawks are mostly flat now and the goth clothes are ruined.
The Menstruating Mall
8
Vamp meets goth with chili pepper red eyes and deep eggplant lips.
Ebony
9
Nice enough, in a fancy dress sort of way, perhaps a bit goth.
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
10
When you're young, you think the goth movement is about depression and alienation.
Chuck klosterman on media and culture
11
The effect is rather fetching, if you have a goth fixation.
The Fuller Memorandum
12
But the goth-industrial fixtures and the steampunk plumbing made for a masterful effect.
Year Zero
13
Everybody else must have been thinking we were goth school shooters.
Phoenix noir
14
The geek, the goth, the nerd and the misfit are fashion's new muses.
The Guardian
15
It was goth rebranded for the 21st century, and its name was emo.
The Guardian
16
They are definitely the un-Barbie from Mattel, with their goth look.
Wired
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common