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hooligan

[hoo-li-guhn] / ˈhu lɪ gən /


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And on Tuesday the North Korean leader's powerful sister, Kim Yo Jong, demanded an apology over the incident from the "hooligans of the enemy state" responsible.

From Barron's

Mr O'Grady said Connolly "wasn't some lager-fuelled hooligan on the streets" and pointed to her being a mother of a 12-year-old daughter, who had also lost a son when he was just 19 months old.

From BBC

She's also deeply disturbed by what she calls Simion's "hooligan" behaviour.

From BBC

She believes the beluga was being trained to guard the base and fled because it was a "hooligan".

From BBC

Back in 1999, one hereditary Tory peer, the Earl of Onslow, said he would behave like a “football hooligan” in opposing New Labour’s abolition plan.

From BBC