1 A wimp who isn't a tinker. Like how a dog isn't a cat. Expand You're a total gadgie, can't even fix a bike.That guy at the bus stop? Total gadgie.Gadgie! You're not even a proper tinker! + Examples
2 In the North of Scotland, it's a guy. In the North of England, it's a guy. In Fife, it's a useless chav who probably stole your lunch money. Expand That gadgie in the back of the bus is probably a chav.He's a Fife gadgie, so he's probably a mink.That guy? Total gadgie, probably got kicked out of school. + Examples
3 A guy in Dundee who wears tracksuits and spends his day smoking, spitting, and kicking balls against shops. Expand That guy in the tracksuit? He’s a full-on gadgie.He’s spitting on the bus, classic gadgie behavior.He kicks balls against shops like it's his job, that's a gadgie. + Examples
4 In the North East, it's just a guy. Like how a bloke is just a man. Expand He's a total bloke, that's all.That guy at the bar? Just a gadgie.He's not even a proper bloke, just a gadgie. + Examples
5 A gypsy word for a non-gypsy. Like how a cat is not a dog. Expand That guy isn't a gypsy, he's a total gadgie.He's a proper pikey, not a gadgie.She's a gypsy, not a gadgie, so shut up. + Examples
6 In Teesside, it's a friend of a friend. Like how a mate is just a friend. Expand That guy's a friend of a friend, total gadgie.He's not even a proper mate, just a gadgie.That guy's a friend of a friend, so he's a gadgie. + Examples
7 An old person. Like how a kid is not a grandpa. Expand That guy's not a bloke, he's an old gadgie.He's an old man, not a bloke, he's a gadgie.She's not a young woman, she's an old gadgie. + Examples