Hell's Angel

British  

noun

1. a member of a motorcycle gang of a kind originating in the US in the 1950s, who typically dress in denim and Nazi-style paraphernalia and are noted for their initiation rites, lawless behaviour, etc

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Example Sentences

In his autobiography “Hell’s Angel — The Life and Times of Sonny Barger and the Hell’s Angels Motorcycle Club,” Mr. Barger accused Stones guitarist Keith Richards of delaying the band’s performance to work up the crowd.

From Washington Post

Barger wrote or co-wrote several books that sold hundreds of thousands of copies, including the bestselling memoir “Hell’s Angel.”

From Los Angeles Times

He wrote three books about his life and philosophy, including a best-selling autobiography, “Hell’s Angel.”

From Seattle Times

For three seasons, it documented the efforts of one of the mountain’s most revered guides, Russell Brice, to get a variety of eccentric climbers, with various levels of experience — a former Hell’s Angel, a 71-year-old Japanese man, an asthmatic and a New Zealand mountaineer who had lost both his legs to frostbite — up the mountain.

From Washington Post

“I didn’t know you were a Hell’s Angel.”

From Salon