scamp

scamp
n
rascal, rogue, rapscallion, scapegrace, Inf. scalawag, scaramouche; bad or naughty boy, imp, puck, mischief-maker, troublemaker, Inf. cut-up, prankster, practical joker; devil, little devil, holy terror, Fr. enfant terrible, Irish Eng. spalpeen; cad, churl, Sl. louse, bully, ruffian; knave, blackguard, villain, scoundrel, Archaic. bezonian, miscreant, picaroon, wretch, dastard, reprobate; cur, dog, Inf. hound, Sl. lowlife, Archaic. caitiff, Archaic. coistrel; delinquent, juvenile delinquent, misdemeanant, Inf. scofflaw, felon, malefactor, criminal, outlaw; good-for-nothing, Fr. vaurien. ne'er-do-well, Sl. bum, Sl. rip; Inf. rat, Inf. creep, Inf. stinker, Derog. bastard, Derog. SOB, Chiefly Brit. Sl. rotten, Chiefly Brit. Sl. bounder, Brit. Sl. blighter.

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