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The antithesis of what a good boy should be - rude, obnoxious, violent and stupid. Formed by spelling 'boy' bacwards, it was coined in England in the 18th century as it was very popular amongst upperclasses to speak backwards at the time. Have you seen that boy? He's a yob
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A thugish young male. Sid Vicious was a yob...but, you know, people change...they get older, wiser...they mature...Sid's no longer a yob; he's dead.
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hooligan, ruffian Everybody hates him for his past job. He was a real yob !
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Your Own Beer Bring YOB
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Often mistaken for a job. However, a yob is work you perform with no chances of rising to the "top" like a career; Hard work that takes you nowhere in life. Person one: "Well, I have this job at Wendy's."
Person two: "That's not a job it's a yob" Person one: "No, it's a job!" Person two: "No, it's a yob and you have no future! Get a job!" |
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A bogan Aussie who thinks he's top. Shaun is a bogan yob from Mt. Druitt
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Noun, a huge bite. The missing skin or welt that results from a an attack from a household pet, usually cats. Often unprovoked. "My cat just took a huge yob out of my leg."
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