Rascal
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 85
ras′kal, n. a dishonest fellow: a knave, rogue, scamp.— adj. worthle : mean.— ns. Ras′caldom , the cla of rascals; Ras′calism , Rascal′ity , mean trickery or dishonesty: fraud: villainy: the rabble.— adj. Ras′call i est ( Shak. , superl. of Rascally).— n. Rascall′ion , a rascal: one of the lowest people: a low, mean wretch.— adjs. Ras′cally , Ras′cal-like , mean: vile: base. [Fr. racaille , scum of the people, through Low L. forms from L. radĕre , rasum , to scrape.]
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