herbert

As nouns the difference between herbert and amie

is that herbert is (slang|punk subculture) a working-class youth while amie is .

As a proper noun albert

is (label) , equivalent to (albert).

As a noun herbert is

(slang|punk subculture) a working-class youth.

As nouns the difference between herbert and bill

is that herbert is (slang|punk subculture) a working-class youth while bill is car (motorcar, automobile).

As nouns the difference between zerbert and herbert

is that zerbert is the sound that occurs where someone places the mouth against skin and blows, imitative of the sound of flatulence while herbert is (slang|punk subculture) a working-class youth.

As nouns the difference between herbert and sherbert

is that herbert is (slang|punk subculture) a working-class youth while sherbert is .

As nouns the difference between herber and herbert

is that herber is a garden in which herbs and vegetables are grown; a herbarium while herbert is a working-class youth.

As a proper noun Herbert is

a given name derived from Germanic. In modern use partly transferred back from the surname.

As nouns the difference between herbers and herbert

is that herbers is while herbert is (slang|punk subculture) a working-class youth.

As nouns the difference between youth and herbert

is that youth is (lb) the quality or state of being young while herbert is (slang|punk subculture) a working-class youth.

As nouns the difference between punk and herbert

is that punk is a prostitute; courtezan while herbert is a working-class youth.

As an adjective punk

is of, from, or resembling the punk subculture.

As a verb punk

is to pimp.

As a proper noun Herbert is

a given name derived from Germanic. In modern use partly transferred back from the surname.