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Noun
Plural for a dishonest or unprincipled man
Plural for a person whose behaviour one disapproves of but who is nonetheless likeable or attractive
Plural for a person who is dishonest or a criminal
Plural for a person who behaves dishonestly in order to gain an advantage
Plural for a departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically an unwelcome one
Plural for an individual person who acts on his or her own initiative, without partners, especially one who has sole responsibility for doing something questionable, confidential, or iniquitous
Plural for a mercenary soldier
Plural for derived form
Plural for one who plots, schemes, or formulates plans
Verb
To gain an advantage or profit by using unfair or deceitful methods
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Noun
▲
Plural for a dishonest or unprincipled man
scoundrels
villains
reprobates
crooks
rascals
scamps
wretches
blackguards
devils
knaves
miscreants
fraudsters
good-for-nothings
hounds
picaros
rats
sharpers
cads
charlatans
cheats
curs
deceivers
dogs
fraud
lice
mountebanks
scrotes
slickers
spalpeens
swindlers
varlets
baddies
beasts
blighters
bounders
brutes
caitiffs
dastards
evildoers
fiends
heavies
meanies
monsters
nazis
ne'er-do-wells
no-goods
rapscallions
rotters
savages
scalawags
scallywags
scapegraces
scumbags
vagabonds
con men
grifters
picaroons
rorters
wastrels
cheaters
criminals
defrauders
heels
hooligans
lowlifes
monstrosities
outlaws
tricksters
bad eggs
bad news
black sheep
con artists
problem children
swine
snakes
creeps
louts
evil-doers
stinkers
varmints
scum
skunk
jerks
wrongdoers
snakes in the grass
ruffians
dirtbags
cretins
sleazebags
sleaze
sleazeballs
slimeballs
pigs
slime
vermin
stinkards
schmucks
scuzzballs
toads
sleeveens
finks
weasels
boors
bad lots
buzzards
ogres
slobs
jokers
delinquents
so-and-sos
degenerates
pills
churls
clowns
bleeders
crumbs
chuff
crud
mischief-makers
reptiles
mothers
imps
animals
barbarians
thugs
malefactors
worms
demons
bully
rowdies
bums
bad guys
sinners
liars
dingos
sadists
black hats
hoodlums
profligates
transgressors
lawbreakers
libertines
rakes
malfeasants
felons
toerags
gangsters
hellions
monkeys
sociopaths
gits
misfeasors
hoods
scallies
offenders
ratbags
shysters
psychopaths
troublemakers
buttholes
incorrigibles
convicts
yahoos
tyrants
enfants terribles
toughies
jailbirds
US
gaolbirds
UK
culprits
crims
trespassers
idiots
cons
sneaks
antagonists
sons of guns
SOBs
ghouls
derelicts
mobsters
jagoffs
maggots
toughs
roughnecks
antiheroes
yobbos
mischiefmakers
desperadoes
stinkpots
tossers
mischief
loafers
urchins
terror
bully boys
yobs
hoons
outcasts
idlers
infractors
roughs
gangbangers
layabouts
larrikins
slugabeds
scofflaws
low-lives
brigands
horror
bogans
bad apples
racketeers
plug-uglies
vagrants
robbers
gangstas
losers
violators
mugs
bruisers
neds
punk
gorillas
thieves
roughies
rounders
ratfinks
do-nothings
pariahs
turds
hoodies
sharks
shirkers
sluggards
serpents
radges
pilgarlics
bovver boys
drones
lager louts
beggars
immoralists
goons
pirates
vandals
limbs of Satan
slackers
perps
skivers
lazybones
wasters
keelies
chavs
myrmidons
wrong'uns
archfiends
pond scum
riffraff
bogeymen
bears
trolls
backstabbers
prisoners
hellhounds
perpetrators
rotten eggs
daemons
vipers
adversaries
betes noires
cowboys
things
scuzzbags
deviants
perverts
dirtballs
vulgarians
slimebuckets
slimebags
cullions
ingrates
ronions
scullions
renegades
paupers
poltroons
bezonians
violaters
blackmailers
fugitives
bad people
black marketeers
dropouts
cadgers
loungers
langers
pricks
cozeners
knobs
laggards
double-dealers
douchebags
dissemblers
prigs
jackasses
peckerheads
malingerers
scroungers
rips
prodigals
cardsharps
perishers
pucks
pranksters
tramps
tykes
recreants
jesters
hypocrites
pretenders
disgrace
grafters
opportunists
pickles
teases
muggers
gunmen
supervillains
bandits
terrorists
oafs
cannibals
debauchees
vauriens
rakehells
wild men
boot boys
tough guys
tsotsis
casuals
rioters
yardies
buccaneers
privateers
corsairs
adventurers
freebooters
incompetents
gold bricks
goof-offs
pikers
bludgers
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“He plays John Smith, an English
rogue
and explorer who comes to the shores of America in chains.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a person whose behaviour one disapproves of but who is nonetheless likeable or attractive
rascals
scamps
imps
devils
monkeys
hellions
rapscallions
horror
mischief
mischief-makers
monsters
perishers
scallies
scallywags
terror
tykes
urchins
scapegraces
varmints
slyboots
troublemakers
pranksters
pickles
rips
wretches
rabble-rousers
whippersnappers
scoundrels
tearaways
minxes
jackanapeses
pucks
spalpeens
stirrers
fiends
villains
knaves
rowdies
gamins
demons
scalawags
instigators
practical jokers
tricksters
punk
pixies
brats
jokers
hooligans
gremlins
tinkers
scallions
jesters
miscreants
fairies
chits
devilkins
devilings
trolls
gnomai
toerags
mixers
gossip
meddlers
ringleaders
operators
artful dodgers
wags
cutups
buffoons
hoods
hell-raisers
enfants terribles
pests
hoodlums
bad boys
jokesters
vandals
boogers
thugs
nuisances
ruffians
travellers
UK
travelers
US
inciters
recreants
incendiaries
heels
inflamers
firebrands
agents provocateurs
agitators
evildoers
loose cannons
juvenile delinquents
kids
cubs
scarecrows
wastrels
gamines
pups
demagogues
puppies
spoiled brats
superbrats
little monsters
youngsters
guttersnipes
phonies
US
snakes
scandalmongers
stormy petrels
rotten apples
bad actors
bad apples
phoneys
UK
smart alecks
menaces
weasels
gossipmongers
goads
sparkplugs
provocateurs
wise guys
spurs
demagogs
leaders
begetters
fomenters
kindlers
exciters
more ❯
“The story follows loveable Irish
rogue
Jimmy who is imprisoned, with his partner-in-crime Rudy, after a bungled robbery.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a person who is dishonest or a criminal
crooks
criminals
villains
lawbreakers
miscreants
fraudsters
wrongdoers
cheats
offenders
malefactors
sharks
delinquents
outlaws
scoundrels
sinners
culprits
felons
racketeers
knaves
convicts
gaolbirds
UK
jailbirds
US
baddies
cons
shysters
gangsters
transgressors
hustlers
grifters
chisellers
malfeasants
conmen
crims
misfeasors
gunmen
terrorists
lag
yakuza
infractors
yardbirds
lifers
trusties
transport
con artists
black hats
confidence tricksters
juvenile delinquents
young offenders
evil-doers
derelicts
rascals
ecoterrorists
tearaways
violaters
defrauders
desperadoes
mobsters
blackmailers
phonies
US
rogue traders
shoplifters
hellhounds
fugitives
cheaters
narcoterrorists
scofflaws
hoods
cracksmen
housebreakers
pretenders
immoralists
ex-cons
black marketeers
bad eggs
muggers
charlatans
embezzlers
quacks
hoodlums
bioterrorists
drifters
filchers
bad actors
louts
confidence men
pilferers
wretches
vandals
fallen angels
phoneys
UK
robbers
reprobates
finaglers
agroterrorists
deadbeats
violators
peculators
scamps
rapists
mugs
hoaxers
con men
rorters
suspects
tricksters
swindlers
marauders
bandits
fraud
perps
scammers
thugs
smooth operators
bad guys
tea leaves
defalcators
heavies
prisoners
trespassers
bilkers
thieves
muscle
perpetrators
evildoers
yeggs
hoons
exploiters
hooligans
purloiners
confidence artists
outcasts
burglars
cyberterrorists
scamsters
ruffians
highwaymen
buccaneers
rustlers
footpads
pinchers
drummers
chiselers
cardsharpers
dacoits
cat burglars
steamers
brigands
operators
pirates
looters
corsairs
safecrackers
despoilers
raiders
hijackers
fences
grafters
sneak thieves
plunderers
foragers
sandbaggers
prowlers
pickpockets
pillagers
stickups
larcenists
stealers
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a person who behaves dishonestly in order to gain an advantage
cheats
swindlers
fraudsters
tricksters
hoaxers
cheaters
sharks
fraud
charlatans
chisellers
bilkers
impostors
fakirs
sharpers
fakes
pretenders
deceivers
defrauders
dodgers
quacks
shams
scammers
bilks
phonies
US
phoneys
UK
cozeners
mountebanks
sharpies
chiselers
finaglers
scamsters
skinners
trickers
grifters
hustlers
masqueraders
conmen
hoodwinkers
flimflammers
crooks
hypocrites
shysters
racketeers
rorters
shicers
illywhackers
inveiglers
magsmen
twisters
connivers
decoys
knaves
rascals
defalcators
tregetours
jockeys
bluff
enticers
schlenters
con artists
con men
double-dealers
confidence men
double-crossers
confidence tricksters
rogue traders
gold bricks
fakers
scoundrels
humbug
imposters
ringers
sharps
quacksalvers
four-flushers
villains
hucksters
bluffers
exploiters
deluders
dissemblers
actors
victimizers
rooks
pseudos
impersonators
imitators
dupers
mimics
plants
con women
mockers
pettifoggers
beguilers
empirics
scorners
counterfeits
cons
counterfeiters
hosers
con-artists
slickers
medicasters
practical jokers
sneaks
pranksters
jokers
gougers
smoothies
operators
embezzlers
falsifiers
mechanics
forgers
clip
absconders
thieves
scam artists
confidence artists
buncos
fleecers
pseuds
aggressors
bully
goldbricks
simulators
shammers
dissimulators
attitudinizers
whited sepulchres
posers
liars
backsliders
plaster saints
casuists
sophists
feigners
fabricators
spoofers
hoaxsters
bamboozlers
informers
two-timers
malingerers
skunk
horse traders
betrayers
snakes in the grass
flip-floppers
pietists
Holy Willies
Pharisees
whited sepulchers
canters
bluenoses
mannerists
exhibitionists
attention-seekers
show-offs
poseuses
hot dogs
posturers
poseurs
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Noun
▲
Plural for a departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically an unwelcome one
aberrations
abnormality
anomalies
oddities
irregularities
deviations
peculiarities
eccentricity
quirks
divergence
exception
rarities
strangeness
curiosity
oddness
departure
variation
weirdness
freaks
oddments
difference
distortion
diversion
inconsistency
digressions
unusualness
aberrancies
defects
incongruity
phenomena
strayings
vagaries
mistakes
transgression
instability
ramblings
surprise
twists of fate
happenstance
accident
hazard
coincidence
one-offs
flukes
singularity
idiosyncrasies
nonconformity
unnaturalness
aberrances
deviance
preternaturalness
deviancies
discrepancies
monstrosities
variance
freakishness
extraordinariness
unconventionality
unorthodoxies
uncommonness
kink
individualism
erraticism
queerness
waywardness
quirkiness
bizarreness
unconformities
malformation
foibles
freaks of nature
anomalism
twists
deformities
caprices
crotchets
mannerism
quiddities
tics
flaws
quips
tricks
disparity
alterations
inequality
dissimilarity
diversity
abortion
curiousness
monsters
distinction
outliers
dissimilitude
particularity
divergency
contrariness
whimsicality
outlandishness
changes
characteristics
whimsicalness
mutation
perversion
divagations
capriciousness
idiocrasies
disparateness
disagreements
unlikeness
contrast
objets d'art
whimsy
exotics
traits
atypicality
curios
atrocity
conversation pieces
deviants
miscreation
things
unexpectedness
fads
wonder
marvels
misfits
uniqueness
mutants
hang-ups
anomalousness
whim
eccentrics
lusus naturae
rara avises
nonesuches
abnormalcy
shift
breaches
fluctuation
distinctness
variety
separation
oppositions
malfunctions
modification
distinctiveness
dysfunctions
distance
discongruity
asymmetry
heterogeneity
contrarieties
otherness
discrepances
diverseness
separateness
antitheses
dissemblance
deflection
dorkiness
preternaturality
glitches
entanglement
proclivities
bents
obsession
equivocation
aberrants
mysteriousness
quaintness
exemption
dispensations
privilege
allowances
fetishes
perverseness
irrationality
disobedience
unreasonableness
rebelliousness
faults
character
exoticism
oddballs
mavericks
prodigies
novelties
sight
spectacles
bygones
decay
incomparability
detours
intermittences
rareness
scarcity
shortage
paucity
infrequency
fewness
scarceness
sparseness
variableness
veerings
obscenity
abnormities
splits
contradistinctions
gaps
variabilities
contradiction
gulfs
transformation
imbalance
unevenness
metamorphoses
revision
polarities
differentiation
crankiness
zaniness
freakiness
dottiness
wackiness
nuttiness
kookiness
screwiness
diversification
nonconformance
breaks
curves
turns
displacements
tolerance
swerves
finds
rare birds
nonpareil
oners
one of a kinds
divarications
misshapes
grotesques
queers
queer fish
hunchbacks
teratisms
chimaeras
UK
chimeras
US
imperfection
disproportions
randomness
debasement
corruption
misrepresentation
misconstructions
misinterpretation
vitiations
travesties
twistings
falsification
subversion
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for an individual person who acts on his or her own initiative, without partners, especially one who has sole responsibility for doing something questionable, confidential, or iniquitous
lone gunmen
mavericks
Noun
▲
Plural for a mercenary soldier
adventurers
daredevils
heroes
heroines
venturers
voyagers
wanderers
mercenaries
swashbucklers
travellers
UK
buccaneers
crusaders
gamblers
charlatans
fortune-hunters
knights-errant
opportunists
speculators
entrepreneurs
explorers
globetrotters
investors
knights errant
madcaps
pioneers
pirates
romantics
trailblazers
travelers
US
beaux sabreurs
fortune hunters
soldiers of fortune
Noun
▲
Plural for derived form
variants
variation
alternatives
development
form
modification
adaptation
revision
permutations
transfiguration
aberrations
alterations
metamorphoses
mutants
transformation
version
deviants
alternates
branches
departure
deviations
exception
irregularities
options
results
spinoffs
Noun
▲
Plural for one who plots, schemes, or formulates plans
schemers
connivers
intriguers
conspirators
conspirers
machinators
plotters
wanglers
intrigants
intrigantes
scammers
strategists
tacticians
deceivers
planners
slyboots
anglers
cabalists
Machiavellis
Machiavellians
rascals
serpents
traitors
wheeler-dealers
Verb
▲
To gain an advantage or profit by using unfair or deceitful methods
cheats
cons
swindles
defrauds
fleeces
bilks
stiffs
suckers
cozens
tricks
deceives
diddles
stings
dupes
victimises
UK
victimizes
US
rooks
does
flimflams
hustles
skins
hoodwinks
bleeds
screws
misleads
gaffs
fools
bamboozles
fiddles
shortchanges
hoses
mulcts
squeezes
sticks
hoaxes
gulls
chisels
shorts
deludes
euchres
reams
skunks
chouses
thimblerigs
beguiles
scams
plucks
snookers
nobbles
beats
finagles
exploits
shafts
has
burns
snows
milks
chicanes
buncos
gouges
illudes
robs
sandbags
sells
goldbricks
crosses
takes
rushes
fudges
shucks
trims
belirts
blenches
cribs
lirts
rips off
double-crosses
takes in
shakes down
takes advantage of
takes for a ride
does in
puts one over on
pulls a swifty on
pulls a fast one on
short-changes
stitches up
leads up the garden path
pulls one's leg
ropes in
does a number on
jerks around
double-deals
sells down the river
gives someone a bum steer
fast talks
takes out
breaks the rules
gives bum steer
screws over
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