rascal
ˈræskəl
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Definition of rascal - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
behaviordishonest or deceitful person
  • The rascal tricked everyone at the fair.
rogue scoundrel
2.
childishplayful, mischievous child
  • That little rascal always hides his vegetables under the table.
imp mischief scamp
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Expressions with rascal

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traditional scone from Yorkshire, England
I enjoyed a delicious fat rascal with my tea.

Origin of rascal

Old French, rascaille (rabble)

Terms with rascal included in their meaning

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humor
rogue or rascal, used humorously
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bold woman who acts flirtatiously or cunningly
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clever person who uses charm or deception to get their way
mischief
mischievous behavior typical of a rascal

Examples of rascal in a sentence

  • The rascal was known for his scams.
  • The rascal drew on the walls with crayons.
  • Watch out for that rascal; he's always up to something.

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  1. French:filou, garnement, ...
  2. German:Gauner, Lausbub, ...
  3. Italian:furfante, birichino, ...
  4. Spanish:pícaro, trasto, ...
  5. Portuguese:patife, maroto, ...
  6. Chinese:无赖, 小淘气, ...
  7. Japanese:悪党, いたずらっ子, ...
  8. Arabic:مُحْتال, شَقي, ...
  9. Hebrew:נוֹכֵל, שׁוֹבָב, ...
  10. Russian:плут, проказник, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шахрай, пустун, ...
  12. Hindi:शैतान, नटखट, ...

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