“Boy or child; often proposed as the distant source of chav, though the connection remains debated.”

“A child or young person in some northern English and Romani-influenced dialect usage; often cited as an intermediate form.”

“Regional or subcultural slang for a young person; early usage was especially associated with southeast England.”

“A derogatory label for a stereotypically working-class young person, commonly linked with conspicuous sportswear and antisocial behavior.”

“A widely recognized class-based insult and sociological stereotype in British popular culture.”