Rascally is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RASCALLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• in a dishonest or mean fashion
ADJECTIVE:
• characteristic of a rascal
• dishonest or mean
• Like a rascal; trickish or dishonest; base; worthless; -- often in humorous disparagement, without implication of dishonesty.
• playful in an appealingly bold way
• lacking principles or scruples
• of or characteristic of a rascal.

Words related to RASCALLY

furciferous19 rascalliest13 rascallier12

How to use RASCALLY in a sentence

• The Pennsylvanians sent such rascally animals into camp that they speedily gave in.
• No rascally comparative insults a Beggar, or thinks of weighing purses with him.
• If the matter comes up in the courts those rascally lawyers will be trying to find out what I put into my Boilene, and that sort of thing would be sure to hurt my business.
• There he is, our brave companion, between two rascally looking policemen, yellow as quinces.
• However, I cannot find among them what is worth twenty-five ducats, the whole being a jumble of rascally work.
• The phrase Holy Alliance was a beautiful truth for the Czar, though only a blasphemous jest for his rascally allies, Metternich and Castlereagh.
• I owe such a grudge to myself for the stupid, rascally folly of my own heart, that all my past sufferings under it are only triumph and exultation to me now.
• These experienced and brave, though rascally Indians, soon surmised the cause of this sudden change of affairs.
• The savage ferocity of the rascally savages had here had full play as soon as they found that the two who were on guard had broken through their line and escaped with the horses.
• Five of the rascally Indians were killed and several wounded, while all of the stolen animals, with the exception of four, were overtaken and recaptured.
• The rascally Indians surrounded him before he became aware of their presence.
• He therefore had some money, brought to Saurea in payment for some asses, counted out to a certain rascally servant of his own, Leonida.
• This miserable child, who had thus paid the death penalty for his king was none other, the pretender said, than the son of a rascally tailor, named Hervagault, who lived at St.
• Too much music might cover a rascally trick, might put a clod in the cotton to be weighed.
• The memory of this rascally trick came back to the Major as he sat there looking over his papers.
• Now, if we ARE to be interested by rascally actions, let us have them with plain faces, and let them be performed, not by virtuous philosophers, but by rascals.
• Now came the time when Ruth and Alice were to take refuge in the barn, the action being supposed to occur after a chase when they wished to escape from a rascally guardian.
• A more rascally set of vagabonds were never congregated together.
• He had not skill enough to detect impostors, and so he had come to believe that everybody who was poor was rascally.
• You know what a rascally trick that opera creature served him, poor fellow.
• What a rascally fat face that moon had! It must have seen some queer sights in old houses during its two hundred years of life.
• While there, the rascally Beloochees and Kaukers kept hovering about us, and walked off with some camels and a horse or two.
• His impudence, his politics, His dirty designs, his rascally tricks, No stain of abuse on me shall fix.
• Of course, the rascally shopkeepers can cheat these poor wretches to any extent they please with perfect impunity.
• There probably never was an Indian so depraved that he could not be corrupted further by association with a rascally white man.
• My respect for his rascally powers had increased immensely since he gave me my coffee.
• I have called to have a little further conversation with your son respecting that rascally pirate who has given me so much trouble.
• If this rascally pirate has indeed been thrown in our way again, we will give him a warm reception.
• I should consider it a rascally thing to ask you for anything.
• Gage sent eight hundred troops, under Colonel Smith and Major Pitcorn, on his rascally errand.
• Yet, reduced to sore straits by the success of a rival, he now descends the scale, and schemes as cleverly as any rascally adventurer.
• So everybody said, at least, though I now know there was a rascally conspiracy to defeat the ends of mercy, for the story of the pardon had got abroad.

Similar words containing RASCAL without suffix ly

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