They had two definitions of Tough.
Tough: aggressive, inclined to violent or disruptive behavior; rowdy or rough: a tough street group, a hoodlum or a thug.
Tuff: Slang word for "Cool" they use it alot in the outsiders book and the movie.
Well their clothes, hair, being tough, and they like to fight unless you are referring to the book The Outsiders then Ponyboy doesn't like to fight
Greasers were tough guys. It's just a rework of the common wisdom that Boys Don't Cry. Tough guys don't cry in front of strangers -- and some of them never express that release, even in the comfort of silence.
The boys typically describe the greasers as outsiders who come from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and often have a rough, rebellious appearance. They are characterized by their long hair, leather jackets, and a tough demeanor, which reflects their struggle against societal norms. Despite their tough exterior, the greasers are often portrayed as loyal friends who support one another in challenging circumstances. Their sense of brotherhood and resilience is a key aspect of their identity.
Yes, because the Sheperd gang and Darry's gang beated them in a rumble around the end of the book.
all bad things (or poor luck) happens to greasers while the socs get off easy
Dally Winston is a member of the Greasers the Tough one
Well their clothes, hair, being tough, and they like to fight unless you are referring to the book The Outsiders then Ponyboy doesn't like to fight
Greasers were tough guys. It's just a rework of the common wisdom that Boys Don't Cry. Tough guys don't cry in front of strangers -- and some of them never express that release, even in the comfort of silence.
poor, unfortunate, violent, sensitive, tough, loyal, and fair.
she thinks that not all greasers are mean and want to fight. there are some that want to be friendly
The boys typically describe the greasers as outsiders who come from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and often have a rough, rebellious appearance. They are characterized by their long hair, leather jackets, and a tough demeanor, which reflects their struggle against societal norms. Despite their tough exterior, the greasers are often portrayed as loyal friends who support one another in challenging circumstances. Their sense of brotherhood and resilience is a key aspect of their identity.
Yes, because the Sheperd gang and Darry's gang beated them in a rumble around the end of the book.
all bad things (or poor luck) happens to greasers while the socs get off easy
Greasers often don't cry because they are portrayed as tough and resilient individuals who feel the need to suppress their emotions to maintain their street credibility. In their tough environment, showing vulnerability can be seen as a weakness, making it difficult for them to express feelings openly. Additionally, societal expectations and peer pressure contribute to their reluctance to show tears, as they strive to uphold a certain image within their group.
To be mentally tough means to be tough to the mind.
ver tough
they were nice to the socs because they were rich and mean to the greasers cause they stunk