bootboys

• 名词，指20世纪60年代末英国工人阶级青年亚文化群体的成员，特征为短发、工装衬衫、短牛仔裤配吊带和沉重的红色靴子，以袭击亚裔和参与足球流氓活动而闻名。

A noun referring to a member of a late 1960s English working-class youth subculture characterized by cropped hair, work-shirts, short jeans with suspenders, and heavy red boots, known for involvement in attacks against Asians and football hooliganism.

1. C1informalbritish

   A working-class youth subculture that emerged in England in the late 1960s as a reaction against the hippie movement. Members typically had very short hair, wore work shirts, short jeans held up by suspenders, and heavy red boots. They were often involved in violent attacks against Asian communities and football hooliganism.

   靴子男孩亚文化

   • Bootboys were known for their aggressive behavior at football matches.
   • The bootboy subculture was a response to the perceived excesses of the hippie movement.
   • In the late 1960s, bootboys were frequently involved in racially motivated attacks.

   同义词skinheads