crustie
1Crustie — [englisch, krʌsti], Bezeichnung für eine Anfang der Neunzigerjahre in Großbritannien entstandene jugendliche Subkultur, die zugleich für eine damit in Zusammenhang stehende Form von Rockmusik gebraucht wird. Der Begriff abgeleitet von englisch… …
2crustie — noun A New Age traveller, or other similar person …
3Crustie — 1. (derogatory) shabbily dressed and unwashed; 2. hungover; 3. (derogatory) dirty person dressed in old clothes; 4. (derogatory) feral; 5. dried semen on men s underwear …
4crustie — Australian Slang 1. (derogatory) shabbily dressed and unwashed; 2. hungover; 3. (derogatory) dirty person dressed in old clothes; 4. (derogatory) feral; 5. dried semen on men s underwear …
5crustie — crust|ie [ krʌsti ] noun count BRITISH INFORMAL someone who lives a life in which being clean and having a home and possessions are not important …
6crustie — n British a homeless person and/or beggar, espe cially a member of a militant subculture of importunate vagrants of the early 1990s, centred on the English West Country, who practised deliberate self degradation and embraced personal filthiness… …
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8crusty / crustie — Noun. A person whose looks share that of the hippie travellers of the 1990s and being stereotypically scruffy, with long dredded hair, wearing boots and black clothes; generally having the appearance of being homeless. Usually derog. E.g. I used… …
9Crusties — (in der Einzahl ein Crustie, in Deutschland umgangssprachlich Kruste) bezeichnet Mitglieder einer Subkultur, die aus der britischen Anarcho Punk Szene entstand und ab ca. Mitte der 80er Jahre die Hausbesetzer und Ökologie bzw. Anti… …
10cider-punk — n British a crustie. The phrase was used (unlike crustie itself) by members of the early 1990s subculture which included mili tant beggars, homeless vagrants and their weekend emulators. Cider was a preferred (cheap) stimulant and punk the music… …
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