[
UK
/hˈʊdləm/
]
[ US /ˈhʊdɫəm/ ]
[ US /ˈhʊdɫəm/ ]
NOUN
- an aggressive and violent young criminal
How To Use hoodlum In A Sentence
- Aaron Burr are largely reduced to an amusing but pointless conversation with four gigantic hoodlums from Baltimore who are asked to interpret the word "despicable," which triggered the Burr-Hamilton duel. The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
- These feeble-minded hoodlums have primarily been targeting foreign tourists and women.
- A young hoodlum heaves a brick through the window of a baker's shop.
- She knew she was badder than these wannabe hoodlums.
- The second point that should be hammered home is that the hoodlums who rampaged through the Pune institute decided to express their sentiments after Laine's book had been withdrawn.
- You've got a cinch-nobody to think of but your own precious self -- an 'a lot of young hoodlums makin' eyes at you an 'tellin' you how beautiful your eyes are. CHAPTER I
- And due to its popularity with mafia types (part of the Godfather was filmed here), besides a few hoodlums in concrete slippers, one-time teamster leader Jimmy Hoffa is supposedly in there too.
- Political correctness is everything: ‘Thou shalt not even contemplate chastising unpunishable classroom hoodlums.’
- The Western hoodlum who cuts the tail from a Chinaman's nowl, and would cut the nowl from the body, if he dared, is simply a patriot with a logical mind, having the courage of his opinions. A Cynic Looks at Life
- These feeble-minded hoodlums have primarily been targeting foreign tourists and women.