Rascal
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 427
raskal, n. a tricking, dishonest fellow a knave a rogue. [Lit, the scrapings and refuse of anything,’ Fr. racaille, the scum of the people racier O. Fr. rascler, to scrape, through a supposed L. form rasiculare, from ras us, scraped See Rase
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