teddy boy - translation to greek
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teddy boy - translation to greek

MEMBER OF A BRITISH SUBCULTURE
Teddy boy; Teddy boy (youth culture); Teddy Boy (youth culture); Teddy Boys; Teddy Girl; Teddyboy; Teddy Boy (subculture); Teddy girl; Teddy Girls
  • [[Bill Haley]] and [[the Comets]] wearing [[tartan]] shawl collar jackets associated with the rockabilly subculture, 1956
  • Bolo tie featuring Native American design
  • creepers]] fashionable during the 1950s
  • [[Ford Zephyr]], a popular vehicle for Teds
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  • Teddy boys walking on a busy street, 1977
  • [[Shakin' Stevens]] wearing electric blue drape jacket, 1970s

teddy boy         
τεντυμπόης
oh boy         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Oh, Boy!; Oh Boy!; Oh, boy; Oh, Boy; Oh Boy (disambiguation); Oh Boy! (film); Oh Boy (song); Oh Boy (album); Oh, Boy! (song)
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cabin boy         
  • [[Thomas Rowlandson]]'s depiction of a cabin boy (1799)
YOUNG LOW RANKING MALE EMPLOYEE WHO WAITS ON THE OFFICERS AND PASSENGERS OF A SHIP
Ship's boy; Cabin steward
μούτσος, καμαρότος

Definition

Teddy boy
(Teddy boys)
A Teddy boy is a man who dresses in a style that became popular in the 1950's. Teddy boys were associated with early rock and roll music, and often regarded as bad or violent. (BRIT)
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Wikipedia

Teddy Boy

The Teddy Boys or Teds were a mainly British youth subculture of the early 1950s to mid-1960s who were interested in rock and roll and R&B music, wearing clothes partly inspired by the styles worn by dandies in the Edwardian period, which Savile Row tailors had attempted to re-introduce in Britain after the Second World War.

Examples of use of teddy boy
1. He and his friends, dressed in Teddy Boy gear — black leather jacket, winkle–picker shoes and greased quiff — used to practise in the family bathroom because it was the best place to get the echo they needed for their songs.
2. Like a fool, I believed their claims of shinier and glossier tresses, though in reality my hair has always looked exactly the same — bar a mild flirtation with a Teddy Boy quiff in my youth.
3. On another patch of pavement, a dozen leather–clad men with lacquered teddy–boy haircuts twitch along to taped rocknroll, and a band of skateboarders flip ineptly over a wooden carton.