A New York hoodlum leads the district attorney to a volatile, grinning gangster.
From the post-gazette.com
The grey treepie, a corvid, was a late riser, but hoodlum gangs soon made up for it.
From the economist.com
The magazine also said that he had been excessively chummy with a jailed Mafia hoodlum.
From the time.com
Mary's rudimentary slicing begins on a hoodlum and a woman who wants to resemble a doll.
From the independent.co.uk
The humiliated hoodlum chose to flee the scene rather than ask for a quick driving lesson.
From the smh.com.au
It sounded like a teenage hoodlum trying to look respectable for his girlfriend's folks.
From the guardian.co.uk
Sterling Hayden plays one of the recruits, a hoodlum with dreams of running a horse farm.
From the dispatch.com
One night the famous hoodlum declared that he was going to get Broderick.
From the time.com
They were hoodlum kids who were probably sent out to beg, and I looked like an easy target.
From the orlandosentinel.com
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Hood: an aggressive and violent young criminal
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A gangster; a hired thug; a rough or violent youth
A hoodlum is a person who, with total disregard for moral principles, laws, and the rights of others, attempts to deprive another person of his property, time, money, or health by force or threat of violence. Hoodlums generally carry weapons to ensure that they will be able to threaten others. ...