hobbledehoy
hobb·le·de·hoy
noun
1.
an awkward bad-mannered adolescent boy
Origin
From Scots. Compare dialectal English hobbledygee (“(with a) limping movement”); also French hobereau (“country squire”), English hobby, and Old French hoi (“today”); the original sense may have been "an upstart of today".
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