Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| alf | (Aust. sl.) an uncultivated Australian. |
| arsehole | an unpleasant and/or stupid person. |
| asshole | an unpleasant and/or stupid person. |
| backwood | uncouth. |
| barbarian | a member of a primitive or uncivilized people; a coarse, insensitive, or uncultured person. |
| bodgie | fake (noun) an Australian Teddy boy of the 1950s |
| boor | a rude person. |
| boorish | rude. |
| boorishly | (Adv.) BOORISH, rude. |
| boorishness | the state of being boorish. |
| bosthoon | (Irish) a boor. |
| bounder | a cad. |
| bovver | (Sl.) rowdy or violent behaviour by street gangs. |
| brabbler | a clamorous, quarrelsome, noisy fellow. |
| brattiness | the state of being bratty. |
| bratty | like a brat, spoilt. |
| brutism | the nature or characteristic qualities or actions of a brute. |
| bushwhacker | a guerrilla fighter; a bumpkin. |
| churlish | like a churl, vulgar, incivil. |
| cuif | (Scots) a lout, a dolt. |
| droog | (Russian) a violent hooligan. |
| droogish | like a droog, a violent hooligan. |
| goon | a hired thug. |
| goonery | thuggish behaviour. |
| goustrous | (Scots) boisterous, rude. |
| heavily | (Adv.) HEAVY, of great weight. |
| heavy | of great weight (noun) a large strong person |
| hellion | a hell-raiser. |
| hobbledehoy | an awkward young fellow. |
| hobbledehoydom | the state of being a hobbledehoy, an awkward young fellow. |
| hobbledehoyhood | the state of being a hobbledehoy, an awkward young fellow. |
| hobbledehoyish | like a hobbledehoy, an awkward young fellow. |
| homeboy | a member of a youth gang. |
| homegirl | a female homeboy, a member of a youth gang. |
| homie | (Coll.) a homeboy, a member of a youth gang. |
| hooligan | a hoodlum. |
| hooliganism | rowdy, violent, or destructive behavior. |
| jake | (Aust) honest, fine; (noun, US) a country lout, a yokel. |
| laddish | of young men, boisterous or aggressive. |
| laddy | laddish in behaviour. |
| larrikin | (Aust. sl.) a hoodlum, a rowdy. |
| larrikinism | (Aust. sl.) the activities of a larrikin, a hoodlum. |
| loobily | (Adv.) LOOBY, lubberly. |
| loord | (Spenser) a lout. |
| loutery | loutish behaviour. |
| loutish | clumsy. |
| loutishly | (Adv.) LOUTISH, clumsy. |
| loutishness | the state of being loutish. |
| lumpkin | a lout. |
| maladroit | (Fr.) clumsy, unskilful (noun) one who is clumsy |
| maladroitly | (Adv.) MALADROIT, clumsy, unskilful. |
| neandertal | (Ger.) a primitive or reactionary person. |
| neanderthal | (Ger.) a primitive or reactionary person. |
| neddish | like a ned. |
| nedette | a female ned. |
| oaf | a lout; an idiot. |
| oafish | like an oaf. |
| oafishly | (Adv.) OAFISH, like an oaf. |
| oafishness | the state of being oafish. |
| ocker | (Aust. sl.) an oafish uncultured Australian. |
| ockerism | (Aust. sl.) boorishness in Australians. |
| oik | an inferior person. |
| ouph | (Shakesp.) an oaf, a changeling. |
| ouphe | (Shakesp.) an oaf, a changeling. |
| rowdily | (Adv.) ROWDY, turbulent. |
| rowdy | turbulent (noun) a noisy, turbulent person |
| rowdyish | somewhat rowdy. |
| rudi | (In Jamaica) a member of a group of lower- or working-class teenagers in the 1960s, noted for listening to ska music and for juvenile delinquency. |
| rudie | (Sl.) a rude boy. |
| rudy | (In Jamaica) a member of a group of lower- or working-class teenagers in the 1960s, noted for listening to ska music and for juvenile delinquency. |
| scourer | (Hist.) a member of a roistering band that roamed the streets maltreating watchmen etc. |
| scowrer | (Obs.) a member of a roistering band that roamed the streets maltreating watchmen etc. |
| skinhead | one whose hair is cut very short. |
| slobbish | boorish. |
| slobby | like a slob, boorish. |
| swainish | boorish. |
| swainishness | the state of being swainish, boorish. |
| tearaway | a rough character. |
| tearer | (Sl.) a boisterous person. |
| thickskin | a coarse, gross person; a person void of sensibility or sensitiveness. |
| yahooism | being like a Yahoo. |
| yob | a lout. |
| yobbery | being a yob. |
| yobbish | like a yob. |
| yobbishly | (Adv.) YOBBISH, like a yob. |
| yobbism | being a yob. |
| yobby | resembling a yob. |