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1 köftehor
rascal, rogue, dog, lucky beggar -
2 serseri
adj. vagrant, vagabond, wandering, good for nothing, adrift, errant, larrikin, no good, outcast, roguish, stray, strayed--------n. vagabond, tramp, rascal, bummer, rogue, beat, bum, dawdler, dosser, down and out, drifter, flotsam, Flotsam and Jetsam, gadabout, hobo, hoodlum, hooligan, landloper, layabout, lowlife, ne'er do weel, ne'er do well, never do well, no good, outcast* * *1. rascal 2. roamer 3. rover 4. tramp 5. drifter 6. hobo 7. hoodlum 8. hooligan 9. outcast 10. roving (n.) 11. stray (n.) -
3 çapkın
1. (man) who likes to chase women, who philanders, who tomcats around. 2. sexy, lustful, erotic. 3. good-for-nothing, no-count. 4. woman chaser, skirt chaser, womanizer, roué, philanderer, Casanova, tomcat. 5. rascal, scamp: Seni çapkın seni! You rascal you! -
4 ahlaksız
adj. immoral, dissolute, corrupt, low down, unmoral, characterless, debauched, depraved; frail, ill, impure, mean, profligate, rascally, reprobate, unclean, unprincipled, unregenerate, unscrupulous, vicious, wanton--------adv. disorderly, uncleanly--------n. rascal, reprobate, libertine, rep* * *1. immoral 2. licentious 3. low down 4. smutty 5. unmoral -
5 çakal
n. jackal, coyote, nocturnal wild dog common to Asia and Africa; rascal* * *1. coyote 2. jackal -
6 çapkın
adj. vagabond, dissolute, rakish, flirtatious, lecherous, lewd, licentious, profligate, roguish--------n. vagabond, rascal, debauchee, rake, amorist, chaser, flirt, libertine, Lothario, profligate, rip, rogue, varlet, villain, wolf, womanizer--------çapkın (ihtiyar)n. roue* * *vicious -
7 hovarda
adj. profligate, dissolute, rakish, gay, licentious, raffish, riotous, vagabond, wild--------n. profligate, rake, rascal, chaser, gadabout, libertine, masher, rip, spark, Sybarite, vagabond* * *libertine -
8 kerata
n. shoehorn, rascal, beggar, bootjack, rogue, scalawag, scallawag, sweep* * *shoehorn -
9 namussuz
adj. dishonest, dishonorable, dishonourable [Brit.], unchaste, faithless, rascally, scarlet, shady, tortuous--------adv. uncleanly--------n. rascal* * *dishonest -
10 rezil
adj. vile, contemptible, disreputable, shameful, dirty, low down, abject, dishonorable, dishonourable [Brit.], flagitious, flagrant, groveling, grovelling [Brit.], ignoble, ignominious, infamous, outrageous, raffish, scandalous, stinking, villainous--------n. scoundrel, rascal, sinner, sweep, crud, scandal* * *1. disgraceful 2. infamous -
11 afacan
adj. naughty, mischievous, impish, puckish--------n. urchin, perisher, little perisher, rascal, little monster, imp, guttersnipe, scamp -
12 alçak herif
n. rascal, scoundrel, dastard, bugger, skunk, swab, wretch, spalpeen -
13 hayta
n. rascal, no good -
14 kötülük eden kimse
n. evil doer, rascal, mischief-maker, malefactor, malfeasant -
15 alçak
"low; short; low, mean, base, vile, abject, ignoble, contemptible; son of a bitch, bastard, rascal" -
16 hergele
"unbroken horse; scoundrel, rake, blackguard, rascal" -
17 it
"dog; blackguard, scoundrel, cur, rascal, rogue, bastard, son of a bitch/gun" -
18 kerata
"son of a gun, dog, rascal, rogue; shoehorn; cuckold" -
19 velet
"kid, child; brat, rascal, imp, scamp" -
20 yaramaz
"unserviceable, useless, good-for-nothing; naughty, mischievous; scamp, rascal, scallywag, scalawag"
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