What is another word for rascal?
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Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈaskə͡l], [ ɹˈaskəl], [ ɹ_ˈa_s_k_əl]
The word "rascal" refers to someone who is mischievous, tricky, or deceitful. Synonyms for this word include scoundrel, rogue, troublemaker, prankster, imp, and trickster. A scoundrel is someone who is notorious for behaving in a dishonorable or immoral way. A rogue is a person who enjoys breaking rules or behaving in a rebellious manner. A troublemaker is someone who deliberately causes problems or conflicts. An imp is a small and mischievous supernatural creature. Finally, a trickster is a person who plays tricks or pranks on others, typically for their own amusement. All of these words describe someone who is up to no good, but each one has its own unique connotations and shades of meaning.
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Similar words for rascal:
- deceptive (adjective)
- dishonest (adjective)
- deceitful (adjective)
- mischievous (adjective)
- brat (noun)
- bully (noun)
- cheat (noun)
- crude, savage person (noun)
- culprit (noun)
- demon (noun)
- devil (noun)
- evil person (noun)
- evil, devilish being or influence (noun)
- hellion (noun)
- imp (noun)
- knave (noun)
- malefactor (noun)
- miscreant (noun)
- monkey (noun)
- outcast (noun)
- pariah (noun)
- person responsible for wrongdoing (noun)
- person who cheats another (noun)
- person who deceives, swindles (noun)
- person who fools others (noun)
- person who is deceptive and (noun)
- person who is very bad, immoral (noun)
- person who is very dishonest (noun)
- prankster (noun)
- primate (noun)
- rogue (noun)
- scalawag (noun)
- scallywag (noun)
- scamp (noun)
- scoundrel (noun)
- sensualist (noun)
- sneak (noun)
- swindler (noun)
- troublemaker (noun)
- varlet (noun)
- brute
- confidence man
- criminal
- impudent
- malcontent
- manipulator
- outcast
- pretender
- swindler
- tormentor
- vacillator
- wiseacre
- wrongdoer
- other relevant words (adjective)
- other relevant words (verb)
Synonyms for Rascal:
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adj.
• deceptive • dishonest • deceitful- de signing ,
- de-signing ,
- dis ingenuous ,
- dis-ingenuous ,
- doubledealing ,
- hypo critical ,
- hypo-critical ,
- in direct ,
- in-direct ,
- mis leading ,
- mis-leading ,
- more astucious ,
- more beguiling ,
- more deceiving ,
- more feline ,
- more impostrous ,
- more rascal ,
- most astucious ,
- most beguiling ,
- most deceiving ,
- most feline ,
- most illusory ,
- most impostrous ,
- most rascal ,
- two faced ,
- twofaced ,
- un trustworthy ,
- un truthful ,
- un-trustworthy ,
- un-truthful ,
- under hand ,
- under handed ,
- under-hand ,
- under-handed .
- ex asperating ,
- ex-asperating ,
- ill behaved ,
- illbehaved ,
- mis behaving ,
- mis-behaving ,
- more dickens ,
- more exasperating ,
- more ill behaved ,
- more ill-behaved ,
- more illbehaved ,
- more misbehaving ,
- more rascally ,
- more vexing ,
- most dickens ,
- most exasperating ,
- most ill behaved ,
- most ill-behaved ,
- most illbehaved ,
- most misbehaving ,
- most rascally ,
- most vexing ,
- pre carious ,
- pre-carious .
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n.
• brat- holy terror ,
- impudent child ,
- jackanapeses ,
- unruly child ,
- whippersnapper ,
- whippersnappers ,
- wild one ,
- youngster .
- antagonizer ,
- antagonizers ,
- coercer ,
- coercers ,
- harrier ,
- harriers ,
- in solent ,
- in solents ,
- in-solent ,
- in-solents ,
- insolent ,
- insolents ,
- intimidator ,
- persecutor ,
- persecutors ,
- tormenter ,
- tormenters .
- Conniver ,
- Double dealer ,
- Sharks ,
- confidence operator ,
- confidence operators ,
- connivers ,
- de coy ,
- de coys ,
- de-coy ,
- de-coys ,
- dodger ,
- dodgers ,
- double crosser ,
- double dealers ,
- double-dealer ,
- double-dealers ,
- doublecrosser ,
- doubledealer ,
- doubledealers ,
- masquerader ,
- masqueraders ,
- pre tender ,
- pre tenders ,
- pre-tender ,
- pre-tenders ,
- scammer ,
- scammers ,
- shark ,
- sharper ,
- trickster ,
- victimizer .
- EXCON ,
- evildoer ,
- ex con ,
- ex cons ,
- ex-con ,
- ex-cons ,
- excons ,
- felon ,
- guilty parties ,
- guilty party ,
- jailbird ,
- jailbirds ,
- transgressor ,
- transgressors ,
- yardbird ,
- yardbirds .
- Succubi ,
- arch fiend ,
- arch fiends ,
- arch-fiend ,
- arch-fiends ,
- goblin ,
- little devil ,
- little devils ,
- malignant spirit ,
- malignant spirits ,
- succubus ,
- vampire ,
- vampires .
- Inflamer ,
- in citer ,
- in citers ,
- in flamer ,
- in flamers ,
- in-citer ,
- in-citers ,
- in-flamer ,
- in-flamers ,
- inflamers ,
- loose cannon ,
- mischief maker ,
- rabble rouser ,
- rabblerouser ,
- recreants .
- de relict ,
- de relicts ,
- de-relict ,
- de-relicts ,
- ex patriate ,
- ex patriates ,
- ex-patriate ,
- ex-patriates ,
- hobo ,
- out cast ,
- out casts ,
- out-cast ,
- out-casts ,
- outcast ,
- persona non grata ,
- un touchable ,
- un-touchable ,
- untouchable ,
- untouchables .
- Waggeries ,
- devilment ,
- devilments ,
- dirty trick ,
- funny business ,
- funny businesses ,
- in juries ,
- in jury ,
- in-jury ,
- mis behavior ,
- mis behaviors ,
- mis conduct ,
- mis conducts ,
- mis doing ,
- mis doings ,
- mis fortune ,
- mis fortunes ,
- mis-behavior ,
- mis-conduct ,
- mis-conducts ,
- mis-doings ,
- mis-fortunes ,
- out rages ,
- out-rage ,
- out-rages ,
- waggery ,
- waywardness ,
- waywardnesses .
- good for nothing ,
- in corrigible ,
- in-corrigible ,
- incorrigibles ,
- mischiefmaker ,
- uncaring of others bad egg ,
- uncaring others bad egg .
Other synonyms:
- adventurer ,
- dog ,
- jerk ,
- trash ,
- wretch .
- sport .
Other relevant words:
- brat .
- Astucious ,
- Double dealing ,
- Impostrous ,
- deceitful ,
- dickens ,
- ill-behaved ,
- rascally ,
- corrupt ,
- double-dealing ,
- impish ,
- mendacious ,
- mischievous ,
- slick ,
- teasing ,
- untruthful .
- fool .
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How to use "Rascal" in context?
The word "rascal" is derived from the French word "rascal," meaning "a mischievous boy or young man." It was first recorded in print in 1510. The Oxford English Dictionary credits the first use of the word in English to John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, in a letter to King Henry II in 1398. The dictionary defines a rascal as "a mischief-making, antic boy.
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Homophones for Rascal:
- resale, resell, rissole, recusal, rigil, rockwell, recall, rock wool, racial, resile, rosilla, richelieu, regale, reseal, rescale, roswell, roselle, resole, rock oil, raise hell, rigel, recycle, raucously, rascally, roughly, regalia, regal, roseola, rashly, Rakehell, rugulah, rachel, rehearsal, russula, razzle, recoil, richly, rakishly, reassail, rose oil, regosol, russell, rozelle, ruckle, rorqual, roccella.
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