Thesaurus / rascal
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After David learns a long-hidden secret, Ebenezer — quite the Dickensian rascal — conspires to have the lad tricked onto a brig sailing for the Carolinas, where he will be sold into indentured slavery.
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON’S ‘KIDNAPPED’ IS NOT JUST AN ADVENTURE TALE, IT’S A TIMELY NOVEL ABOUT POLITICS AND DISSENTMICHAEL DIRDAJANUARY 20, 2021WASHINGTON POSTSeeing how they crack open a tasty crustacean or comparing how otters of different ages perform when it comes to varying tests will assist researchers in learning as much as they can about these fuzzy little rascals.
THESE OTTERS LEARN HOW TO SNAG SNACKS BY WATCHING THEIR FRIENDSSARA KILEY WATSONNOVEMBER 24, 2020POPULAR SCIENCEHe thought so, at least, as he laughed and agreed with her, saying Tony was an unscrupulous rascal at the best of times.
THE WAVEALGERNON BLACKWOODThis rascal was owed a debt for the indignity he had offered the sahib in the village, and now he was paid in full.
THE RED YEARLOUIS TRACYThe most myopic of creatures could have seen that Anne was foolishly in love with her rascal husband.
THE JOYOUS ADVENTURES OF ARISTIDE PUJOLWILLIAM J. LOCKEIt would do little or no good to acquaint the constable with their suspicion that the rascal might be the man named Cameron Smith.
THE MYSTERY AT PUTNAM HALLARTHUR M. WINFIELDI cant see your family suffer, for your wife is a nice woman, if you are a rascal!
THE GIRLS OF CENTRAL HIGH ON THE STAGEGERTRUDE W. MORRISONWe all laughed at this, and indeed the little rascal seemed to have a good deal of humor.
LITTLE TRAVELS AND ROADSIDE SKETCHESWILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAYSpoiled by his parents, his mother especially, he became a rascal of the worst type.
REPERTORY OF THE COMEDIE HUMAINE, COMPLETE, A -- ZANATOLE CERFBERR AND JULES FRANOIS CHRISTOPHECarefully the Toyman climbed down from the ridge of the barn, holding the rascal in his hands.
SEVEN O'CLOCK STORIESROBERT GORDON ANDERSONSYNONYM OF THE DAY
JUNE 20, 2021
WORDS RELATED TO RASCAL
- arch
- artful
- bad
- bothersome
- damaging
- dangerous
- deleterious
- destructive
- detrimental
- dickens
- evil
- exasperating
- foxy
- frolicsome
- harmful
- hazardous
- holy terror
- hurtful
- ill
- ill-behaved
- impish
- injurious
- insidious
- irksome
- malicious
- malignant
- misbehaving
- naughty
- nocuous
- perilous
- pernicious
- playful
- precarious
- puckish
- rascal
- rascally
- risky
- rude
- sinful
- sly
- spiteful
- sportive
- teasing
- tricky
- troublesome
- vexatious
- vexing
- vicious
- wayward
- black sheep
- blackguard
- bootlegger
- bully
- cad
- caitiff
- convict
- criminal
- culprit
- delinquent
- drunkard
- evildoer
- felon
- fink
- heel
- hoodlum
- jailbird
- loafer
- louse
- lowlife
- malefactor
- outcast
- outlaw
- pickpocket
- racketeer
- rapscallion
- rascal
- rat
- reprobate
- rowdy
- ruffian
- scalawag
- scamp
- scoundrel
- scum
- sinner
- sneak
- vagabond
- villain
- wretch
- wrongdoer
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