scoundrel|scoundrels in English
noun
[scoun·drel || 'skaʊndrəl]
rogue, rascal, villai
Use "scoundrel|scoundrels" in a sentence
1. Down you go, you scoundrel.
2. you pious old scoundrel.
3. Boneheads and Brainiacs: Heroes and Scoundrels of the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
4. You are the infamous scoundrel...
5. They described the man as a scoundrel.
6. 4 The scoundrels who ran amuck will be severely punished.
7. 15 That scoundrel harbored a murderous heart.
8. 6 He is a lying scoundrel!
9. 9 He's a scoundrel! A cad!
10. 2 They described the man as a scoundrel.
11. Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel.
12. 5 The scoundrel pinched money from the old man.
13. He described in detail their fighting against the scoundrel.
14. He was designated by the name as a scoundrel.
15. Every villain has his Achilles' heel. And microscopic scoundrels are no exception.
16. Scoundrel who does contract killing and habitual sexual assault!
17. 18 She would tell the press about this scoundrel.
18. The wolf is not a desperado, but a scoundrel.
19. 10 Say, you old scoundrel, do the honors.
20. because it is a vile drink that turns respectable men into scoundrels.
21. 17 This wolf is not a desperado, but a scoundrel.
22. 14 You infernal scoundrel, how dare you tell me that?
23. 7 He described in detail their fighting against the scoundrel.
24. 3 I gave the scoundrel a slap in the face.
25. Anyway, give him my regards to that... suicidal romantic scoundrel.