spice boy

A social group consisting of males following the latest fashions of Pink polos (that have seams on the outside) bleached blonde spikey hair & tight t-shirts.
They usually shop in Envy, Topman, the like.
They are not confrontational, but are rather cocky and arrogant. Especially amongst females.

Young male, who appears to spend a long time styling his hair, drives a sporty car, in a similar style to their relatives "the boy racers", dresses smart/casual, and is of a tanned complexion (if they are not tanned they will use fake tan). Spice boys have also been said to use phrases, so much to the point that only other spice boys can fully understand them, sometimes its as if they have their own language.

Spice Boys also enjoy the popped collar look

Usually around the age of 16-25 and they usually pride themselves on appearance. They work out, wear fake tan, usually have/had bleach and always wear some form of gel/hairspray/wax in their hair.

They're are big fans of t-shirts with low necklines which are normally peck exposing (even in winter, put you're nipples away lads!), teamed with some form of necklace or rosary beads (even though they probably aren't religious) and jeans which will vary in style however they will never be skinny or baggy but somewhere in between.

In extreme cases could be mistaken for being gay, however they're usually classed amongst themselves as a "lad's lad". It comes as no surprise when they're typically arrogant and cocky and absolutely love themselves.

a teenage boy who wears all he latest fashion, usually chinos, hollister, toms, vans, ect. always very cocky and arrogant and think they are gods gift, very popular and the majority have the 'bieber hair cut'. ALWAYS very good looking and drooled over by females, usually playing every girl going.

The term given to the core of young British players that played for Liverpool FC in the 1990s. Coined mainly as a derogatory term, it mocked the players' underachievement in winning trophies compared to the team of the previous decade, seen as a byproduct of their laddish behaviour and laissez-faire attitude to the game, such as the occasion they paraded the pitch before the 1996 FA Cup Final in Armani cream suits, and subsequently lost to rivals Manchester United. Since then, the term has also become a general slang term for garishly metrosexual young men, though it has largely slipped out of the common vernacular with 'fuckboys' being a more common modern alterntive.

Usually teenage males who follow each other in a similar trend. They shop for expensive stuff in places like Topman, Republic etc and are usually arrogant and cocky. Often caught wearing expensive tops such as vests (to show off what muscle they may have), polos and normal t-shirts with stylish jeans and expensive trainers like Lacoste.

Summer time they can always be seen wearing a designer t-shirt or a vest with designer shorts and flip flops with sunglasses. Winter can be seen wearing jeans, designer jackets and sometimes scarfs and beanie hats with their hair coming out the sides.

Nowdays they are prone to straighten their hair and style if flat against their heads using wax, gel or hairspray. These are the type of boys you see posing in a restroom mirror taking photos of each other in poses.

Always a group of them in a cinema or shopping centre somewhere, often acting noisy and "full of it" - but some groups are often calm and nice lads.

A male normaly young who dresses smart casual, wears labels, apears arigant and cocky but is increably spinless. Normaly has fake tan, bleached hair & is prone to wearing white vests or tight t-shirts.