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1 fakin
rascal, urchin* * *• scamp -
2 hulja
m scoundrel, rascal, knave, blackguard, villain, cad, rogue; coll: heel, creep, rat, stinker I huljao jedna svinjska! you dirty rotten scoundrel!* * *• ruffian• scoundrel• rogue• villain• blackguard• crook• rascal -
3 lopov
thief, pogrdno rascal, villain, scoundrell* * *• burglar• bugger• robber• thief• villain• yegg• sneak thief• taker• prig• lifter• hacker• blackleg• crook• picklock• rascal -
4 beštija
f coll rascal; (o ženi) bitch I (djetetu, psu) -o jedna (mala) razmažena! you spoiled lit-tle bastard/rascal! -
5 lupež
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6 ništarija
m rascal, villain, cad, good-for-nothing; sl: bum, punk; A tab mother-fucker* * *• rotter• wastrel -
7 nitkov
m scoundrel itd. (- hulja)* * *• scamp• scab• scoundrel• rogue• trash• vilain• villain• skunk• knave• fink• blacksheep• bastard• blackguard• miscreant• rascal -
8 obješenjak
m rogue, rascal, scamp; - o-bješenik* * *• scapegrace -
9 fakinčić
m dim & hyp little rascal, scamp, A sl little stinker -
10 fakinski
adv like a rascal itd, in a rascally itd. manner (-fakin) -
11 fakinski
adj rascally, rascal's, urchin's, roguish, rogue's, scampish, scamp's -
12 obješenjački
adv roguishly, rascally, like a rogue/scamp/rascal, in a roguish/rascally manner -
13 obješenjaštvo
n roguery, rascality, rascaldom, scampishness, rogue's/rascal's/scamp's way -
14 žabac
m male frog; hyp little rascal
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rascal — index malefactor Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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