Skinhead (noun)

1. A person, typically a young man, with a shaved or nearly shaved head.
2. A member of a subculture originally associated with punk rock, and later with extreme right-wing politics.

Origin:

Derived from the hairstyle, which involves shaving the head completely or nearly completely.

Examples:

1. He was recognized as a skinhead by his shaved head and boots.
2. The skinheads were known for their aggressive and violent behavior.
3. She was surprised to see that the skinhead was actually quite friendly and well-spoken.
4. The skinhead subculture started in the 1960s in the United Kingdom.
5. The skinheads gathered in the park, shouting slogans and raising their fists in the air.