Goth
1
9.9
- noun
- /ɡɔθ/
- Offensive
:
bárbaro
- That's not Goth.
Examples
-
If someone 'used to be male,' then surely that's just a public and historic fact anyone could have observed at the time, like if you used to work for Lehman Bros or were a Goth, rather than anything private.
Blog text (19) -
Yeah, it is kind of peculiar to try to make some sort of stand on that goofy goth pic; we've all dressed like idiots, often for the explicit point of looking like an idiot.
Blog text (2) -
Now that is definitely not Goth.
-
Would you want a reflective goth?
-
Where's the obnoxious little goth girl who tormented me all those years ago?
-
That's not very Goth.
-
It looked like something a Goth might have used to close his rough woolen cloak.
Fiction book (2000) -
And then... they called me foul adulteress, lascivious Goth, and all the bitterest terms that ever ear did hear to such effect.
-
She described the unruly man in the corner as a typical goth, lacking any refinement or manners.
-
His behavior at the formal dinner made him seem like a goth, completely unaware of the social norms.
Synonyms
23
5.3
A rude person who is seen as having bad manners and used as an insult
23
6.4
A person who behaves rudely or without manners
2
8.3
A rude person who shows little respect for others
1
9.9
A person who is rude and selfish to other people
1
9.9
A rude person who has poor manners
A rude person with bad manners
How Cultured
5
7.7
5
5.1
- Offensive
1
9.9
- Offensive
11
7.9
- Offensive
5
7.6
Surface Forms
Etymology
Later, people used Goth as a rude name for a rough or 'uncultured' person because Romans and others called those invaders 'barbarians'. That's why in older books a Goth can mean someone with no culture.