What is another word for gamin?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈamɪn], [ ɡˈamɪn], [ ɡ_ˈa_m_ɪ_n]
Synonyms for Gamin:
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n.
• boy • gamin • imp • person • ragamuffin Other synonyms:
- rascal .
Other relevant words:
- Carle ,
- Homeless Child ,
- Landloper ,
- Looby ,
- Losel ,
- Ragman ,
- Ragpicker ,
- Ryot ,
- Slubberdegullion ,
- Swagman ,
- Swagsman ,
- VAG ,
- account ,
- advertisement ,
- arab ,
- aviator ,
- baby boy ,
- beach bum ,
- beachcomber ,
- beak ,
- beggar ,
- bill ,
- blackguard ,
- bog-trotter ,
- boor ,
- bootblack ,
- boy ,
- brat ,
- broadsheet ,
- broadside ,
- brownie ,
- bum ,
- bummer ,
- bumpkin ,
- cad ,
- card ,
- child ,
- chuff ,
- churl ,
- circular ,
- clod ,
- clodhopper ,
- clown ,
- countryman ,
- cub ,
- curmudgeon ,
- demon ,
- devil ,
- dogie ,
- elf ,
- enfant terrible ,
- evil spirit ,
- fairy ,
- fellah ,
- fellow ,
- flier ,
- flyer ,
- gaffer ,
- gamine ,
- goblin ,
- groundling ,
- guttersnipe ,
- guy ,
- handbill ,
- hayseed ,
- hind ,
- hobbledehoy ,
- hobgoblin ,
- hobnail ,
- hobo ,
- holy terror ,
- idler ,
- imp ,
- invoice ,
- juvenile ,
- juvenile delinquent ,
- kern ,
- kid ,
- lad ,
- lazzarone ,
- leprechaun ,
- little child ,
- little kid ,
- loafer ,
- longshoreman ,
- loon ,
- lout ,
- lunkhead ,
- minx ,
- mischief-maker ,
- monkey ,
- mudlark ,
- orphan ,
- peasant ,
- piker ,
- pixie ,
- pixy ,
- placard ,
- plowboy ,
- plowman ,
- poster ,
- puck ,
- punk ,
- punk kid ,
- put ,
- ragamuffin ,
- receipt ,
- rogue ,
- rough ,
- rounder ,
- rube ,
- rustic ,
- scamp ,
- scarecrow ,
- schoolboy ,
- scoundrel ,
- serf ,
- shaver ,
- ski bum ,
- spoiled brat ,
- sprite ,
- sprout ,
- stiff ,
- stray ,
- street child ,
- street urchin ,
- stripling ,
- sundowner ,
- swain ,
- tatterdemalion ,
- tike ,
- tramp ,
- tyke ,
- underling ,
- urchin ,
- vagabond ,
- vagrant ,
- villain ,
- villein ,
- waif ,
- waifs and strays ,
- wastrel ,
- whippersnapper ,
- yokel ,
- young man ,
- youngster ,
- youth .
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How to use "Gamin" in context?
Gamin is a graphical adventure game developed by French company Interplay and published in 1991.
The game is set in the town of Blackwood, Pennsylvania, in the late 1800s, and tells the story of an orphan boy by the name of Billy who discovers a magic amulet that grants him the power to travel to other places in the world.
Interplay marketed "Gamin" as one of their early 3D games, and the environments, character animations, and story are all well-done. The game was well-reviewed at the time of its release, earning perfect scores from several magazines.
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