Translations for „Teddy boy“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈTed·dy boy N Brit hist

Teddy boy

Teddyboy m (Rock-'n'-Roll-Anhänger in den 1950ern)

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English

He has a Teddy boy hairstyle which is dyed brown.

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The way people have allegiance that younger people have is different from the days when you were a teddy boy, a punk, a hip-hop head, a jungle raver, or whatever.

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In 1979 and 1980, the resorts became major battlegrounds on bank holidays for young skinheads and mods together against Teddy boys and rockers.

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I never went there of course, this was teddy boys, bodgies and widgies.

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The phenomenon returned in 1969 through to 1970 with skinheads fighting Teddy boys and bikers.

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Since the crowd was mainly made up of Teddy boys and hard-drinking workers, the band were paid off after three songs.

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With drugs, trespassing and loud, amplified music, this was a subculture seemingly more pernicious than the previously demonised teddy boys, mods versus rockers and punk combined.

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These youths were called Teddy boys.

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Teddy boys were working-class teens who bought their expensive threads on layaway -- only to brawl in them.

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You still see punks on the street now and then, anachronistic as teddy boys or flappers, but a clear style statement.

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