1. members of a subculture characterized by closely shaved or bald heads, often associated with working-class youth culture
Usage: plural form
2. members of extremist groups who adopt the skinhead appearance and promote racist or neo-Nazi ideologies
Usage: plural form; often offensive context

Examples

• The documentary explored the origins of skinheads in 1960s Britain.
• Not all skinheads are associated with racist movements.
• The skinheads at the concert were there for the music, not politics.
• Police monitored the skinheads gathering downtown.
• Some skinheads embrace traditional working-class values.
• The group of skinheads walked through the neighborhood.
• Media often misrepresents the diverse skinhead subculture.