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Meanings of hooligan in English
Usage of hooligan in English
1
IGNITING a flare is a risk worth taking for a wannabe hooligan.
2
The origin of both hooley and hooligan is unascertained, according to Oxford.
3
It is as if a judge, sentencing a hooligan, were to say:
4
Certainly anyone looking to interview a hooligan element would have been disappointedon Saturday.
5
The absence of the father gave the boy liberty to be a hooligan.
6
The most tanked-up hooligan would have been snoring after half an hour yesterday.
7
ZhongAn confirmed it sold the World Cup over-drinking and hooligan policies.
8
They drank, and sang hooligan songs, then paid their bill and went out.
9
One thug hits somebody, and every kid is a violent hooligan.
10
But in Bordeaux 50 Scottish "known hooligan leaders" were reported detained yesterday.
11
PSG have tried hard to eradicate a long-standing hooligan problem.
12
His last words were Humor is the morgenthau of the hooligan of the mantrap.
13
The hooligan who bonnets a policeman is apparently the victim of a sudden impulse.
14
The hooligan regarded him with an expression of amazed indignation.
15
One rarely hears ruffian, hooligan, vandal, hoodlum or villain, but watch out for thug.
16
He argued that black leaders had brought in hooligan youth to negotiate with them.
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Hooligan across language varieties
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