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Where did the word hooligan come from?
The word "hooligan" is believed to have originated in the late 19th century in London, England. It is thought to derive either from the Irish surname "Houlihan" or from a London street gang known as the "Hooligan Boys." The term eventually came to refer to a person who engages in rowdy, unruly, or violent behavior.
How do you put the word hooligan in a sentence?
The hooligans caused chaos at the soccer match by starting fights in the stadium.
How can you use the word hooligan in a sentence?
John is a football hooligan.
Is hooligan a swear?
Hooligan is not a swear word but can be a slur or insult.
Can you examples of the sentence using the word hooligan?
Being arrested is what happens when you act like a hooligan.
Another word for hooligan?
Riff Raff
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How do you say in french what is the word for hooligan?
French use the term 'hooligan' for troublemakers in or around sports events. In a general sense, the word "voyou" is used for those causing damage, assaulting people.
Can you give me an example of a sentence using the word hooligan?
those people are such hooligans!
Can you give me sentences with a word bodily?
The bobbies carried the hooligan bodily from the market.
How do you spell hologan?
The correct spelling is "hooligan." It refers to a person who engages in rowdy, disruptive, or disorderly behavior.
