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A dishonest or unprincipled person

An unruly, rowdy or mischievous person

Someone considered to be lazy, or who does little or nothing of value

A departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically an unwelcome one

An individual person who acts on his or her own initiative, without partners

A form or version of something that is derived or that differs in some respect

An adventurer who pillages, plunders, or wages ad-hoc war on other nations

One who plots, schemes, or formulates plans

Dishonest, deceptive, and not to be trusted

Departing from usual or accepted standards

Depicting or referring to lewd matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society

(of troops) Not belonging to regular or established army units

To gain an advantage or profit by using unfair or deceitful methods

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Noun

A dishonest or unprincipled person

nasty piece of work

good-for-nothing

snake in the grass

unprincipled person

confidence trickster

enfant terrible

confidence woman

confidence operator

despicable person

juvenile delinquent

black marketeer

dastardly person

confidence artist

devil incarnate

unpleasant person

practical joker

slippery customer

unscrupulous operator

smooth operator

wanted criminal

person responsible

reprehensible person

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“You led me to believe you were a professional adventurer, an unprincipled rogue, and a shameless blackguard. This itself, sir, was an act of contemptible fraudulence.”

Noun

An unruly, rowdy or mischievous person

mischievous child

practical joker

badly behaved child

juvenile delinquent

mischievous person

mischief-makers

agent provocateur

enfant terrible

life of the party

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“The story follows loveable Irish rogue Jimmy who is imprisoned, with his partner-in-crime Rudy, after a bungled robbery.”

Noun

Someone considered to be lazy, or who does little or nothing of value

“Not like that useless rogue of a father of his either, wherever he was these days.”

Noun

A departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically an unwelcome one

unusual occurrence

peculiar turn of events

preternaturalness

unconventionality

extraordinariness

freak of nature

distinctiveness

differentiation

conversation piece

contradistinction

departure from the norm

preternaturality

unreasonableness

incomparability

special occurrence

exceptional event

exceptional occurrence

diversification

large difference

substantial difference

sizeable variation

break in routine

peculiar object

singular object

object of virtu

misrepresentation

misinterpretation

misconstruction

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Noun

An individual person who acts on his or her own initiative, without partners

solo participant

Noun

A form or version of something that is derived or that differs in some respect

Noun

An adventurer who pillages, plunders, or wages ad-hoc war on other nations

second-story man

second-story worker

second-story operator

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Noun

One who plots, schemes, or formulates plans

Adjective

Dishonest, deceptive, and not to be trusted

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

double-crossing

unsportsmanlike

against the law

intentionally misleading

of dubious character

potentially illegal

unauthorized^US

against the rules

under-the-table

unauthorised^UK

under the counter

sticky-fingered

not to be trusted

under the table

unconscientious

economical with the truth

not to be depended on

unconstitutional

cloak-and-dagger

misrepresentative

under-the-counter

contrary to law

snake in the grass

in violation of law

beyond contempt

not entirely truthful

terminologically inexact

demoralizing^US

demoralising^UK

like a snake in the grass

crazy like a fox

easily corrupted

open to bribery

good-for-nothing

not trustworthy

all talk and no action

not to be relied upon

gone to the dogs

nimble-fingered

of bad reputation

insurrectionary

unsubstantiated

hole-and-corner

playing politics

not straightforward

without law and order

lacking sincerity

with tongue in cheek

under suspicion

of doubtful honesty

open to question

not quite right

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“But this does not address other possible wrongs that can be committed by a rogue judge.”

Adjective

Departing from usual or accepted standards

unrepresentative

out of the ordinary

uncharacteristic

out of the common

out in left field

individualistic

incomprehensible

few and far between

thin on the ground

without parallel

in a league of its own

out of this world

personalized^US

unrecognized^US

unrecognised^UK

like nothing on earth

off the beaten track

personalised^UK

out of character

ground-breaking

beyond your ken

off beaten path

never to be forgotten

off the beaten path

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Adjective

Depicting or referring to lewd matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society

low-down and dirty

near the knuckle

close to the bone

dishonourable^UK

sexually explicit

low-down-and-dirty

dishonorable^US

lowdown and dirty

sexually suggestive

unsophisticated

beyond the pale

sexually arousing

sexually stimulating

sexually exciting

in the fast lane

lacking in social graces

rough-and-ready

uncommunicative

in a state of nature

rough-and-tumble

in its natural state

like a bull in a china shop

socially unsure

socially awkward

undiscriminating

ungentlemanlike

straightforward

not afraid to call a spade a spade

uncomplimentary

lacking in propriety

with two left feet

pulling no punches

not mincing one's words

speaking one's mind

not beating about the bush

straight from the shoulder

calling a spade a spade

ill-humoured^UK

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Adjective

(of troops) Not belonging to regular or established army units

Verb

To gain an advantage or profit by using unfair or deceitful methods

take advantage of

take for a ride

put one over on

pull a swifty on

pull a fast one on

lead up the garden path

sell down the river

give someone a bum steer

break the rules

take to the cleaners

outmanoeuvre^UK

pull the wool over someone's eyes

do the dirty on

pull a fast one

sell a bill of goods to

lead down the garden path

play for a sucker

be unfaithful to

play someone false

sell a bill of goods

get the better of

stab in the back

break faith with

use for one's own ends

charge too much

take to cleaners

be cleverer than

steal a march on

run rings round

make rings round

do someone in the eye

lead up garden path

take liberties with

live off the backs of

throw dust in someone's eyes

withhold rights from

do an injustice to

put the screws to

suck the life out of

take for a fool

play games with

play a trick on

make a sucker of

pull someone's leg

play for a fool

do someone dirty

bleed someone of something

take unfair advantage of

stretch the rules

pull something funny

stack the cards

hit below the belt

propagandize^US

steal someone blind

propagandise^UK

twist around your little finger

put on the wrong track

put on false front

bait and switch

give wrong information to

send on a wild goose chase

throw off the scent

put up smoke screen

give the wrong impression

give the business

take advantage of somebody

be inconstant to

do someone out of something

go one better than

worm something out of someone

put the bite on someone for

blackmail someone for

obtain under duress

obtain by force

obtain by threats

make pay through nose

obtain by threat

find a loophole in

exploit a loophole in

put someone up to something

play fast and loose with

give the runaround

slip something over on

send on a wild-goose chase

misrepresent the truth

distort the truth

betray one's true intentions

make a monkey of

make a monkey out of

make somebody look an idiot

arrange fraudulently

throw off balance

put someone off their stride

catch on the hop

stretch the truth

be economical with the truth

bear false witness

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