Mawaali
मवाली
mah-WAH-lee
A term for a rogue or hooligan in Hindi slang.
Meaning & usage
In Hindi slang, 'Mawaali' refers to a rogue, hooligan, or rowdy person. It is often used to describe someone who engages in unruly or disruptive behavior. The term has its origins in Hindi and Marathi, where it is used colloquially to refer to individuals who are seen as troublemakers or delinquents.
In a sentence
The group of mawaalis caused a ruckus in the market, disturbing the peace.
As seen in crosswords
Mawaali is a 7-letter answer. A typical clue:
“A term for a rogue or hooligan in Hindi slang” (7)
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