Rascal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RASCAL in dictionary:

VERB:
• One of the rabble; a low, common sort of person or creature; collectively, the rabble; the common herd; also, a lean, ill-conditioned beast, esp. a deer.
• A mean, trickish fellow; a base, dishonest person; a rogue; a scoundrel; a trickster.
NOUN:
• a rogue or scamp
• a mischievous or cheeky person, especially a child or man (typically used in an affectionate way)
• a deceitful and unreliable scoundrel
• one who is playfully mischievous
• rogue
ADJECTIVE:
• Of or pertaining to the common herd or common people; low; mean; base.
• belonging to the mob or rabble
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an unscrupulous or dishonest person

Words related to RASCAL

cullion9 rascaldom14 rascaldoms15 rascalism13 rascalisms14 rascals9 rogue6 scally11 vaurien10

How to use RASCAL in a sentence

• There could be no doubt, however I may have saved my face, that command had been taken from me by that rascal, Handy Solomon.
• This seemed to please the old rascal, who also wanted to know if there were any soldiers with the herd, and my reply was that there were.
• His meals were served at the same minute every day, and woe to those who came late, as little Pen, a disorderly little rascal, sometimes did.
• But no more cards, you rascal! I do not like low dresses, Madame Picard.
• When she had handed him the five-franc piece which Mathieu, as a rule, left with her for this purpose, the young rascal was not content, but began searching for more.
• The rascal has not seen twenty pounds of his own these ten years.
• As for me, I think it a superb death for that old rascal of an uncle, who, it may be now said, did not lead a very exemplary life.
• Rascal he is, or his tribe would not have cast him out.
• One burly rascal with a scar across his face turned back and snatched at it.
• Why, the rascal has estates in every county in England, and out of England too.
• Epaminondas is a valuable little rascal from other points of view, and I mean to return to him, to point a moral.
• He knew the rascal for a spy, and no modesty restrained him from proclaiming his knowledge.
• I hate to hear people always laying down the law as if there could not possibly be two sides to the case, and as if everyone who differed from them must be a rascal and a traitor.
• The bulldog breed of this self-confessed rascal had taken the upper hand of him.
• You hear that, Ali Baba? Now listen to me, you old rascal.
• Sly little hints were conveyed in his mention of the rascal whom he had vowed to find, and take back with him to Texas, there to pay the penalty for breaking the laws.
• Rascal threatened to lay hands on him if he any longer obstructed his entrance.
• Rascal could be readily found for her? Dost thou know what a fortune Mr.
• Rascal possesses? He has paid six millions for estates here in the country, free from all debts.
• You black rascal, you can make a mocking bird ashamed of itself if you try.
• The rascal in command carried them off rather than waste any of the wind by sending them on shore.
• The hypocritical rascal winked slyly to his comrade as he said this.
• But he fell into the trap with ease and readily consented to follow the young rascal to the stable.
• He is a clever rascal, and he knows that it will be to his interest to keep his mouth shut hereafter.
• If I declared the truth to Rosas, I act toward you as a rascal.
• He dimly apprehended the fact that he was a rascal, and it made him uncomfortable.

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