nozem.
someone who belonged to a 1950s Dutch youth culture revolving around (light) motorcycles, similar to a greaser, raggare or Teddy boy
Meaning & usage
someone who belonged to a 1950s Dutch youth culture revolving around (light) motorcycles, similar to a greaser, raggare or Teddy boy
rowdy, especially one with long hair, beard and tattoos like an archetypical Hells Angel
Where this word comes from
About 1920, from the Bargoens cant, probably from Dutch penoze. In turn again from borrowed from Yiddish פּרנסה (parnose, “life, livelihood”).
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