blighter UK
ˈblaɪtər
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Definition of blighter - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
informal maleDatedUKinformal term for a man or boyDatedUK
  • The little blighter ran off with my hat.
chap fellow
2.
behaviorDatedUKannoying or objectionable personDatedUK
  • That blighter keeps interrupting our conversation.
nuisance pest
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Expressions with blighter

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person considered fortunate or having good luck
He won the lottery, the lucky blighter!
conveys envy towards someone's luck
What a lucky blighter, he found a rare coin!
person seen as unfortunate or pitiable
That poor blighter lost his job yesterday.
expression of envy towards someone's good fortune
You won the lottery? You lucky blighter!

Origin of blighter

English, blight (harm) + er (one who)

Examples of blighter in a sentence

  • The cheeky blighter took the last piece of cake.
  • The blighter ruined the picnic with his loud music.
  • Everyone avoided the blighter who always complained.

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  1. French:vaurien, casse-pieds, ...
  2. German:Kerl, Nervensäge, ...
  3. Italian:disgraziato, seccatore, ...
  4. Spanish:granuja, molesto, ...
  5. Portuguese:malandro, chato, ...
  6. Chinese:家伙, 讨厌鬼, ...
  7. Japanese:いたずら者, 厄介者, ...
  8. Arabic:وَغْد, مُزعِج, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַעֲצְבֵּן, נֻדְנִיק, ...
  10. Russian:негодник, тип, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шибеник, надокучливий тип, ...
  12. Hindi:शैतान, व्यक्ति, ...

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