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British Slang: Bovver | Bovver Boy | Bovver Boots

Bovver Boy A young person who deliberately and intentionally causes or seeks out trouble. Bovver Boots Heavy boots (most often Dr. Martens), sometimes with metal studs, worn by Bovver boys and skinhea

Bovver Boy

A young person who deliberately and intentionally causes or seeks out trouble.

Bovver Boots

Bovver BoysHeavy boots (most often Dr. Martens), sometimes with metal studs, worn by Bovver boys and skinheads to deliver kicks during fights and assaults.

Bovver

Non-standard or dialectal (particularly Cockney) pronunciation of the word bother.

Bother [ˈbɔðə]

  • To worry, to be troubled.
  • To annoy. To irritate.
  • Worry, concerns, troubles.

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