scowler

ˈskaʊlər

Definition

Definition of scowler - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

frowning person

Rare

person who often frowns or looks angry

Rare

The scowler in the corner made everyone uneasy.

hooligan

Rare

unruly or disruptive person

Rare

The scowler was causing trouble at the event.

delinquent

troublemaker

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Origin of scowler

Middle English, scowlen (to frown)

Examples of scowler in a sentence

A scowler sat silently in the meeting.
A scowler disrupted the peaceful protest with loud chants.
The scowler was ejected from the concert for unruly behavior.

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French:personne qui fronce les sourcils, perturbateur, ...
German:Stirnrunzler, Randalierer, ...
Italian:persona accigliata, teppista, ...
Spanish:fruncidor, alborotador, ...
Portuguese:carrancudo, arruaceiro, ...
Chinese:皱眉的人, 捣蛋鬼, ...
Japanese:しかめっ面の人, 乱暴者, ...
Arabic:عابِس, مشاغب, ...
Hebrew:זוֹעֵף, בַּרְיוֹן, ...
Russian:хмурый человек, хулиган, ...
Ukrainian:хмурий, хуліган, ...
Hindi:भौंहें चढ़ाने वाला व्यक्ति, हुड़दंगी, ...
Bengali:ভ্রুকুটিকারী, দাঙ্গাবাজ, ...
Catalan:arrufador, gamberro, ...
Czech:mračoun, výtržník, ...
Danish:sur person, ballademager, ...
Dutch:fronsende persoon, onruststoker, ...
Greek:κατσούφης, ταραξίας, ...
Hungarian:morgós ember, huligán, ...
Khmer:មនុស្សមុខក្រញូវ, អ្នកបង្កការរំខាន, ...
Korean:찡그린 사람, 무질서한 사람, ...
Persian:اخمو, آشوبگر, ...
Polish:ponurak, awanturnik, ...
Portuguese (BR):carrancudo, encrenqueiro, ...
Romanian:încruntat, gălăgios, ...
Swedish:surmulen, bråkstake, ...
Thai:คนขมวดคิ้ว, คนก่อกวน, ...
Turkish:kaş çatık kişi, serseri, ...
Vietnamese:người cau có, kẻ gây rối, ...

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