yobbo

American  

[yob-oh] / ˈyɒb oʊ /

noun

British Slang.

plural

yobbos

1. yob.

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Etymology

Origin of yobbo

First recorded in 1920–25; yob + -o

Example Sentences

One prince is an "absolute true-blue legend" whose vibrant eyes "blazed like a bushfire" while another is a "bit of a yobbo" who thinks others are "carrying on like a pack of galahs".

From BBC

“Park running isn’t going to attract any yobbos, is it? We have a nice cup of tea and a cake afterwards, and that’s all part of it,” he says.

From The Guardian

Adelaide, Australia, is removing a set of parklets that became “a haven for drunks and yobbos”.

From The Guardian

I can throw that on and hang out in front of a bush and look pulled together and chic in comparison to all the yobbos in baseball caps sitting behind me.

From The Guardian

The Ingle gym in Sheffield used to be sent the yobbos and wastrels that social services could not handle.

From The Guardian