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Hoodlum

A young rowdy a rough lawless fellow colloquially called also hood

A youth between boy and man an awkward gawky young fellow

A bully a blustering turbulent insolent fellow one who vexes or provokes

A paltry or disreputable fellow a mean wretch

A blustering turbulent fellow

Roving wandering discursive as a rambling fellow talk or building

One who snarls a surly growling animal a grumbling quarrelsome fellow

may recover his fees by action unless he is a fellow of a college of physicians prohibited by bye-law from so

his servant, for the negligence of his servant, although a fellow servant with others, acting in the execution of his master's

morals and contrary to what a man owes to a fellow-man or to society in general. It has never been held