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Definition of herbert in English: herbertnounˈhɛːbət British informal An undistinguished or foolish man or youth. a bunch of spotty herberts Example sentencesExamples - The band was always a mixture of punks, skins and herberts and we liked it that way as we have always been all about unity.
- I know everyone complains that TV is only worth watching for the late-night porn these days, but now I've discovered that's because of these all-in-black herberts who laud it under the title of Commissioning Editor.
- He's an overweight scruffy herbert with more than a passing resemblance to Captain Caveman.
- In other words, we don't see the sun and certainly don't get the chance to go and lie in some park and sunbathe along with dozens of herberts who have taken a sick day because the sun's out!
- Anyway, I hope rugby does enjoy a big upsurge in support but I think most people, after spending one freezing afternoon watching a load of stocky herberts rolling around in the mud, are going to be put off for life.
- It also led to every soap in the country packing their screens with spotty herberts.
- There were plenty of herberts moaning about Annika Sorenstam.
- Now I suppose like the rest of the 4,000 herberts here, you two are looking forward to Christmas dinner tomorrow.
- So we've a representative of a polytheistic society next to the peaceful and meditative Rothko and a load of outsider-art-influenced herberts.
Origin 1960s: the male given name Herbert. |