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gadgie

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Gadgie (noun) means a person with little education who behaves like a hooligan, commits petty crime or acts loutishly; the word can also suggest youth.

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A person with little education who behaves like a hooligan, commits petty crime or acts loutishly; the word can also suggest youth.
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Etymology

Borrowed from Romani gaʒe, the plural of gaʒo (‘a non-Roma’).

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"gadgie" (noun) means a person with little education who behaves like a hooligan, commits petty crime or acts loutishly; the word can also suggest youth.
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