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He has been a regular at the World Economic Forum in Davos and the Fortune Global Forum, appeared at Alibaba events dressed as a punk rocker and Michael Jackson, and even performed in a martial arts movie.
IS JACK MA MISSING? THE RUMORS ALONE REPRESENT A CHILLING NEW MESSAGE FROM BEIJINGCLAYCHANDLERJANUARY 5, 2021FORTUNEI then recorded a punk version using Bruce Smith on drums and I got him to play drums on this really rough and tumble version.
‘LOVERS ROCK’—THE STORY BEHIND THE MUSIC IN STEVE MCQUEEN’S TRIBUTE TO REGGAECMURRAYNOVEMBER 28, 2020ESSENCE.COMWe were skateboarders and listened to punk, but he hardly ever owned a skateboard or showed interest in bands.
MY FRIEND, THE MURDEREREUGENE ROBINSONNOVEMBER 24, 2020OZYTheir songs include jazz, funk, punk, hip-hop stylings and the brilliant musicianship of some of the best late-1970s punk and art rock.
A GRAMMY WINNER PICKS 6 THINGS THAT DON’T SUCK IN 2020EUGENE ROBINSONOCTOBER 12, 2020OZYIt’s called Reasons to Be Cheerful, which comes from a song that came out during the punk era.
REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL (EP. 417)STEPHEN J. DUBNERMAY 7, 2020FREAKONOMICSYou c'llect all the old punk that the cons dump out with their dinner pans.
PRISON MEMOIRS OF AN ANARCHISTALEXANDER BERKMANHe took a piece of punk from a waterproof box that he carried in his pocket and focussed the sun's rays on it.
THE LAND OF THE CHANGING SUNWILLIAM N. HARBENThen up comes a sudden wind and some of the red cinders are blown into the dead leaves or punk grass.
THE OUTDOOR CHUMS AFTER BIG GAMECAPTAIN QUINCY ALLENFive of them there wasfive lives, and all for one pine tree that turned out punk when it was cut.
THE BOSS OF WIND RIVERDAVID GOODGER (GOODGER@PYTHON.ORG)Punk moved in and warmed his feet, smiling darkly at the other's volubility which he only half understood, but saying nothing.
THE WENDIGOALGERNON BLACKWOODWORDS RELATED TO PUNK
- bandit
- burglar
- cat burglar
- cheat
- clip
- criminal
- crook
- defalcator
- embezzler
- heister
- highway robber
- highwayman
- hijacker
- holdup artist
- housebreaker
- kleptomaniac
- larcener
- lifter
- moonlighter
- mugger
- owl
- pickpocket
- pilferer
- pirate
- plunderer
- porch climber
- prowler
- punk
- purloiner
- robber
- scrounger
- shoplifter
- sniper
- spider
- stickup artist
- swindler
- thief
- amateurs
- apprentices
- beginners
- colts
- converts
- cubs
- first of mays
- fledglings
- greenhorns
- gremlins
- know from nothings
- learners
- marks
- neophytes
- new kid on the blocks
- newcomers
- novitiates
- plebes
- postulants
- prentices
- probationers
- proselytes
- punks
- pupils
- recruits
- rookies
- starters
- students
- tenderfoots
- trainees
- bandit
- burglar
- cat burglar
- cheat
- clip
- criminal
- crook
- defalcator
- embezzler
- heister
- highway robber
- highwayman
- hijacker
- holdup artist
- housebreaker
- kleptomaniac
- larcener
- lifter
- moonlighter
- mugger
- owl
- pirate
- plunderer
- porch climber
- prowler
- punk
- purloiner
- robber
- scrounger
- shoplifter
- sniper
- spider
- stealer
- stickup artist
- swindler
- bandit
- brigand
- buccaneer
- burglar
- cardsharper
- cat burglar
- cattle thief
- cheat
- chiseler
- con artist
- corsair
- crook
- desperado
- despoiler
- fence
- forager
- fraud
- grafter
- hijacker
- holdup artist
- housebreaker
- looter
- marauder
- mugger
- operator
- pickpocket
- pilferer
- pillager
- pirate
- plunderer
- prowler
- punk
- raider
- rustler
- safecracker
- sandbagger
- second-story operator
- shoplifter
- stealer
- stickup
- swindler
- thief
- thug
- amiss
- base
- below par
- bruised
- bum
- contemptible
- crummy
- defective
- deplorable
- dirty
- disagreeable
- disappointing
- diseased
- displeasing
- dissatisfactory
- filthy
- impaired
- inadequate
- injured
- lousy
- low-grade
- mean
- nasty
- poor
- punk
- regrettable
- rough
- scurrilous
- shaky
- sorry
- sour
- substandard
- unacceptable
- unfortunate
- unhappy
- unlucky
- unpleasant
- unsatisfactory
- unsound
- vile
- wasted
- wicked
- withering
- wrong
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.