terrace trash

Definition

British slang for lower-class individuals who live in terrace housing and exhibit rowdy, aggressive, or otherwise deviant behavior; basically the UK version of white trash specific to a housing type. Not exactly a term of endearment.

Example Usage

A group of terrace trash made the neighborhood unsafe after dark.

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