Latchico (noun) (Irish)
lach-i-ko
(derogatory) (informal)An uncouth or aggressive person, typically a man or boy, regarded as being of low social status.
1940s probably from Scottish latch ‘laziness, a lazy person’, from Old French laschier ‘to relax’.
Example sentences
“Everyone knows what a latchico he is.”
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