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bounder

noun as in reprehensible person

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He is what our English friends call a 'blooming bounder'; fast yachts, fast motor-cars, the fast set generally.

I say, Michael, you're in a fair way towards looking like a thorough young bounder.

None the less, he was a bounder, a rank outsider tolerated only for his money.

Mr. Clifford used to describe him as 'a bit of a bounder—in fact, a complete outsider—but no fool.'

If a cheap peeping instinct says "Look," and another instinct says "Oh, you bounder," which will you suppress?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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