0 rude, noisy and typical of the way that young men behave in groups -- kaba, şımarık, saygısız, kendini bilmez
Teenage boys rampage through the streets, vandalising, terrifying other residents, stealing cars and much else and vying with each other in laddish and loutish behaviour.
Does he agree that that balance is not reflected in the priorities of broadcasters, which seem to be dominated by a laddish sports culture?
We now have a laddish culture on our streets.
This empowerment has, not surprisingly, created a male reaction, which is epitomised by, in the words of the research, "a laddish world of football, pubs and birds".
A harder edged laddish approach would have likely made the series one-dimensional and more overtly sexist.
His laddish demeanour, however, is softened by the affection he is not afraid to show his mum.
Grant often displayed laddish, thrill-seeking behaviour; drinking, chasing women, clubbing, gambling and living off of his wits.
Or will his laddish ways get in the way?
