noun a derogatory slang term used in British English to describe a young person, typically male, who engages in anti-social behavior
In British English, 'scally' is a slang term used to describe a young person, typically male, who is working class and often involved in petty criminal activities.
Within youth culture, 'scally' may refer to a subculture characterized by a specific style of dress, behavior, and attitude.
The term 'scally' is often associated with negative stereotypes of delinquency, irresponsibility, and anti-social behavior.
The term 'scally' may be used by writers to describe a character in a story who is portrayed as a mischievous or rebellious youth from a working-class background.
In psychology, 'scally' may be used to describe a certain behavior or personality trait exhibited by individuals who engage in delinquent or antisocial activities.
Law enforcement officers may use the term 'scally' to refer to a suspect or individual who is known for being involved in petty crimes or vandalism.
Social workers may use 'scally' to describe a troubled youth who is at risk of engaging in criminal behavior or who may need intervention and support.
Teachers may use the term 'scally' to describe a student who displays disruptive behavior or who is known for being a troublemaker in the classroom.