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"Delinquent" literally means "guilty of misdeeds," so a "delinquent gang" is a criminal gang, where the purpose of the gang is to commit crimes.
A similar phrase is a "gang of delinquents," which is a group of criminals. In theory, a "gang of delinquents" could just be a conincidental gathering of criminals and not a group dedicated to crime, but in practice the two phrases mean more or less the same thing.
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What is the serious delinquent gang and drug gang do?
drug gang
What has the author A K Cohen written?
A. K. Cohen has written: 'Delinquent boys' 'Delinquent boys, the culture of the gang'
Is Dalla Winston from the outsiders a hood or hero?
Dalla Winston is a hood. She is a member of a gang of teenagers who are known for their delinquent behavior. They are often involved in criminal activities such as vandalism, shoplifting, and fighting.
What has the author Helen Emma Shimota written?
Helen Emma Shimota has written: 'Delinquent acts as perceived by gang and non-gang Negro adolescents' -- subject(s): Juvenile delinquency, Gangs
What are the 7 delinquent behaviors?
Shoplifting Vandalism Drug use Aggressive behavior Truancy Underage drinking Gang involvement
Can you give me a sentence for delinquent?
He is a delinquent.
How do you spell delinquent?
That's good.
What are the types of delinquent?
what are the different types of delinquent
Can you give example of a sentence using the word delinquent?
The boy was a juvenile delinquent. The girl was nothing but a delinquent.
What was the definition of gang in the 60's?
In the 1960s, a gang was typically defined as a group of individuals, often youths, who banded together for social, economic, or criminal reasons. These groups often sought identity, protection, or a sense of belonging through membership. Gangs in the 60s were often associated with delinquent behavior and violence.
Delinquent in a sentence?
Daria the delinquent frequently got into trouble!
What is a sentence with the word delinquent?
I would never want to be a delinquent.
