yobbery
yobbery noun: yobbish behaviour.
Noun
yobbery (plural yobberies)
- Yobbish behaviour.
- Yobbery, in this instance, is one signifier of a certain social problem or set of problems...1997, Timothy Bewes, Cynicism and Postmodernity
- The next day's papers criticized the yobbery but there was very little about racism.2001, Ben Carrington, Ian McDonald, Race, Sport, and British Society
- An instance of yobbish behaviour.
- ...minor incivilities and yobberies...1995, John Patten, Things to Come: The Tories in the 21st Century
Forms of yobbery
| plural | yobberies |
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Origin of yobbery
From yob + -ery.
Questions about yobbery
- What does yobbery mean?
- Yobbery means yobbish behaviour.
- What part of speech is yobbery?
- Yobbery is a noun.
- What is the plural of yobbery?
- The plural of yobbery is yobberies.
Words near yobbery in the dictionary
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