Kev
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Noun — British slang, often mildly mocking: a stereotypically unsophisticated working-class young man.
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Etymology
Originally a shortened, casual form of the given name "Kevin", which became a stereotype-based slang term in British English.
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What does “Kev” mean?
The word “Kev” means british slang, often mildly mocking: a stereotypically unsophisticated working-class young man. In plain terms, a slang stereotype label, similar in spirit to calling someone a "chav".
How do you pronounce “Kev”?
“Kev” is pronounced kehv (/kɛv/ in IPA).
How do you use “Kev” in a sentence?
Here is “Kev” used in a sentence: “The tabloid mocked him as a typical "Kev" in a tracksuit.”
What part of speech is “Kev”?
“Kev” is a noun.
Is “Kev” a common word?
“Kev” is an uncommon word in modern English.