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Often used in the same context:
aristo,
rascal,
rotter,
conniver,
philanderer,
flatterer,
knave,
guttersnipe,
roue,
cad,
prig,
floozie,
clodhopper,
sybarite,
strumpet,
lecher,
lout,
poltroon,
flibbertigibbet,
oaf,
strategem,
nincompoop,
sensualist,
cuckold,
galoot,
adventuress,
mountebank,
fop,
hussy,
twit,
tosspot,
aristocrat,
skirt chaser,
grannie,
kleptomaniac,
loafer,
foolery,
esthete,
courtier,
scrivener,
fusspot,
beardie,
wretch,
pedant,
vestal virgin,
manservant,
waller,
simp,
swain,
letch,
nosiness,
devilishness,
old codger,
wench,
lubber,
maupassant,
hellcat,
cardsharp,
adulterer,
amanuensis,
nobleman,
sponger,
playgirl,
harpagon,
baronet,
lech,
virago,
husbandly,
reprobate,
scallywag,
brier patch,
termagant,
dribbler,
gentlewoman,
farceur,
boor,
highwayman,
wastrel,
knight errant,
womanizer,
gent,
pillock,
arriviste,
vulgarian,
hoicks,
slogger,
scamp,
giggler,
catting,
queening,
ditherer,
slobby,
scrounger,
bumbler,
twerp,
fantasist,
poncy,
hauteur,
twat,
rustics,
plutocrat,
snob,
humbug,
snobs,
blackguard,
nuisance,
scoundrel,
coward,
flirt,
cowards,
crooks,
duffer,
fool,
philistine,
blockhead,
blokes,
bores,
chaps,
cynic
More specific:
perisher
Appears in the definition of:
perisher
More general:
scoundrel,
villain
Synonyms:
blackguard,
cad,
dog,
heel,
hound
Also try:
— Adjectives for bounder:
little,
young,
old,
awful,
such,
outward,
homeward,
rotten,
frightful,
high,
appalling,
more...
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