scoundrel
Speech parts
1. scoundrel - Noun
2. scoundrel - Adjective
Meaning
A mean, worthless fellow; a rascal; a villain; a man without honor or virtue.
Low; base; mean; unprincipled.
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Believing Ellie to be the Count's mistress, James focuses on her as his one chance to catch the scoundrel, and their forced proximity leads to sparks of all kinds.
He reminds me a bit of Han Solo, a bit of a scoundrel, LOVE it.
Given the polarizing effect of an endorsement by a man many see as an unreformed if lovable political scoundrel, it remains to be seen if Erap’s nod holds weight for Poe’s presidential bid.
It's fair to say that, while April may be fickle, March in Ohio can be a real weather scoundrel with April tagging along behind!
For you see the scoundrel responsible for this heinous deed was found by his or her own hand early this morning!
He is a bitter fool, football scoundrel, and can kill just to be in power.