Hooligan ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hooligan ( noun )

1. A person who engages in violent or destructive behavior, particularly in a group or gang.
2. A person who is rowdy and boisterous.

Origin:

The term "hooligan" originated in the late 19th century as a slang term used to describe rowdy and aggressive young men in london, england. it is derived from the irish surname "houlihan".

Examples:

1. The police were called to break up the hooliganism at the football match.
2. The group of hooligans caused chaos in the streets after the concert.
3. The teenager was arrested for being a part of the hooligan group that vandalized the store.
4. The term hooligan is often used to describe young men who engage in violent or destructive behavior.
5. The bar had to close early because of the hooligans who were causing trouble inside.

(As a verb)

Hooligan ( verb )

1. A person who engages in violent or destructive behavior, particularly in a group or gang.
2. A person who is rowdy and boisterous.

Origin:

The term "hooligan" originated in the late 19th century as a slang term used to describe rowdy and aggressive young men in london, england. it is derived from the irish surname "houlihan".

Examples:

1. The police were called to break up the hooliganism at the football match.
2. The group of hooligans caused chaos in the streets after the concert.
3. The teenager was arrested for being a part of the hooligan group that vandalized the store.
4. The term hooligan is often used to describe young men who engage in violent or destructive behavior.
5. The bar had to close early because of the hooligans who were causing trouble inside.