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Meanings of baddie in English

Portuguese
vilões
Catalan
dolent

The principal bad character in a film or work of fiction.

vilões

A villainous or criminal person.

Usage of baddie in English
1
I don't know if Jane Eyre's Bertha Rochester really is a baddie.
The Guardian
2
Which 2004 film featured North Korea's Kim Jong-Il as its mastermind baddie?
The Irish Times
3
There are no aliens, no ghosts, or any other conventional videogame baddie.
Wired
4
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Satanic baddie... Norton as Tommy Lee Royce in Happy Valley.
The Guardian
5
The Summer Lady is our baddie, and the Winter Knight is her bitch.
Summer knight
6
Eventually, he saves the day by firing a fart gun at the baddie.
The Guardian
7
That's how a deep, intriguing baddie gets transformed into a joke.
News.com.au
8
I'm calling it -Ines has gone from baddie to boring.
News.com.au
9
Anon: Lemony Snicket's Count Olaf is a pretty good baddie.
The Guardian
10
Defeating that baddie destroyed the lair and all the wandering monsters in the area.
Wired
11
Facebook Twitter Pinterest More than a baddie … Bonnar with Ashley Jensen in Catastrophe.
The Guardian
12
Did Justin Theroux feels more eminently guessable as the baddie?
The Guardian
13
Fletcher is the film's grand baddie and its vindicated hero.
The Guardian
14
He melts because he's made out of snow and it's good because he's a baddie.
The Guardian
15
And this is where we meet perhaps this year's most insidious baddie, DSU George Stark.
The Guardian
16
Bullock, 50, spoke to Reuters about playing a baddie.
Reuters
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Translations for baddie
Portuguese
vilõesvilão
Catalan
dolent
Baddie through the time