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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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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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to steal, take, or borrow Let me yob that hamburger.
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a Yob is the opposite of a Job.
a Yob is like working at a department store or a fast food place. Or it can be somethng to wait in line for in front of Home Depot (Yob $100-$500 a week or $1,000 - $40,000 a year) And a Job is like working in an office or other high paying jobs (Job $60,000+ a year) Imma gonna go down to the Home Depot and try to get me self a Yob for a couple hours this time.
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see townie
they usually walk around in mobs of 5+ causing havoc or annoyance to those in the vicinity . *walks through a crowd of yobs*
"hey wheres my clothes???" |
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