Scoundrel is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCOUNDREL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a rascal
• a dishonest or unscrupulous person; a rogue
• cheat or deceiver
• A mean, worthless fellow; a rascal; a villain; a man without honor or virtue.
• a wicked or evil person; someone who does evil deliberately
ADJECTIVE:
• Low; base; mean; unprincipled.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a disreputable person; rascal

Words related to SCOUNDREL

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Words that contain SCOUNDREL

scoundrels13 scoundrelly17 scoundrellier16 scoundrelliest17

How to use SCOUNDREL in a sentence

• I wish I could get hold of that infernal scoundrel Hill again.
• Then I opened out on him and told him off for the damned scoundrel he was.
• The cunning scoundrel! He must have made up his mind that the biggest bluff he could play upon me was to tell the truth, and by Jove! he was not very far wrong.
• Lord Bacon, who, to be sure, was less a fine soul than a fine mind, was a scoundrel.
• You are a pretty common sort of scoundrel, I think.
• The man is, evidently, a good-for-nothing scoundrel, and has probably spent the little money that her miserable father left her.
• That the scoundrel should have used my name made matters worse, from my point of view.
• Curse on the cowardly scoundrel, Corbet, that did not take my hint, and put him at once and forever out of my path, sight, and hearing.
• That scoundrel, Buck English, has written to my father, notwithstanding all that happened, to know if he will consent to let Julia marry him.
• The second proved himself to be an unprincipled scoundrel.
• Gilderoy was no drawing-room scoundrel, no villain of schoolgirl romance.
• Why had he been fool enough to boast to the old scoundrel what he would do? His temper had robbed him of the chance to kill and then escape.
• Plausible, unscrupulous, heartless scoundrel that he is, he will play for the queen and the women of the court, as Dr.
• How can one order the destiny of a girl? Who can say that she will not love a scoundrel or some man who is indifferent to her? Tears often spring to my eyes as I watch her.
• I could almost have respected that scoundrel for his diplomacy.
• For one may stay the tongue of a scoundrel with money, or the expectation of it, until opportunity arrive to stop it with steel or prison masonry.
• Then the scoundrel stepped into the traverse, where he would be safe from the shell he had invoked from the enemy.
• A wily scoundrel induced me to enter a gambling-den, the Bella Union, they call it.
• Will you rather push forth, and deliver up that poor young creature to that low bred scoundrel Rascal? No, you must witness that with your own eyes.
• This bandit has done such things before, nor is it at all easy to punish him, for the scoundrel has many surprisingly loyal friends in Vera Cruz.
• Oppressed by dread, this young scoundrel was not capable of doing his best work at the semi-annuals.
• I would call him a scoundrel did I not know that in parts he has been a hero.
• In an instant he had hold of the scoundrel, who, he was convinced now, was the leader of a plot to take the cargo by force.
• If a scoundrel like Simpson was going to try his luck, why shouldn’t they? They didn’t see a pretty girl once in a blue moon.
• I declare the scoundrel has set all my teeth on edge.

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