WordNet
n. a gang whose members are teenagers
Usage examples of "youth gang".
He's a lamster Jap, he's a youth gang member, he did a deuce for B and E and when last seen he was passing out antiAmerican leaflets.
A brownie youth gang, chukos, way off their turf, played whistle past the graveyard, probably pray.
A brownie youth gang, chukos, way off their turf, played whistle past the graveyard, probably praying the local Travelers would not come out.
It came out then that Fina was spiritual leader or Den Mother of this youth gang.
He buried Niles' gun under a thornbush, drove the car out to the Valley, wiped it down, yanked the distributor and left it in an abandoned garage atop Suicide Hill--a youth gang fuck turf near the Sepulveda VA Hospital.
They rise in the air, squawking, as they are disturbed by a stone tossed by a youth wearing the yellow bandanna which marks him out as a member of the Koolu Kings, the local youth gang.
It all pertained to youth gang intrigue or somebody flicking somebody's sister.
On June 21, Thaddeus Johnson, twelve, had almost been pitched off the roof of an eight-story Harlem tenement by four members of a neighborhood youth gang who had not responded well to his disdainful rejection of an invitation to join their drug-peddling fraternity.
It then occurred to me that those particular sweatshirts were those favored by a certain Chicano youth gang.
On June 1, Thaddeus Johnson, twelve, had almost been pitched off the roof of an eight-story Harlem tenement by four members of a neighborhood youth gang who had not responded well to his disdainful rejection of an invitation to join their drug-peddling fraternity.