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Meanings of rapscallion in English

Portuguese
maroto
Catalan
pillet
Spanish
granuja

One who is playfully mischievous.

      maroto
      Usage of rapscallion in English
      1
      You would go out with that rapscallion when I bid you not.
      The Way We Live Now
      2
      But the poor rapscallion had a heart larger than many honest, painstaking men.
      Lucretia — Volume 03
      3
      They ignore a hundred warning bells to follow this rapscallion into the wild.
      Reuters
      4
      It wasn't Peter at all, but the rapscallion washer who went after her.
      Green Fancy
      5
      She glanced at his rapscallion attire, blushed, and blamed herself for the tactless question.
      The Fortunate Youth
      6
      And how filthy I am, what a rapscallion I look!
      Letters of Anton Chekhov to His Family and Friends
      7
      A rabbi, a rapscallion Egyptian ex-smuggler, some simple villagers-
      A river in the sky
      8
      Look at him-didye ever see such a rapscallion!
      The Tides of Barnegat
      9
      An' you can't blame him, fer Thad's a rapscallion.
      Radio Boys Cronies; Or, Bill Brown's Radio
      10
      Now none of your tricks, you young rapscallion!
      Bob the Castaway; Or, The Wreck of the Eagle
      11
      Don't grin at me, you young rapscallion!
      Seraphina
      12
      But I know that rapscallion, Mr. Farr.
      The Landloper: The Romance of a Man on Foot
      13
      Otherwise the Kirby-Cressetts would be dictating to me from the muzzle of one of the old rapscallion's Maxims.
      The Amazing Marriage — Volume 3
      14
      An it were not for Hortense, I'd hire that young rapscallion of a Gillam to take me north.
      Heralds of Empire / Being the Story of One Ramsay Stanhope, Lieu...
      15
      I've felt mean, and so have others, that we've allowed ourselves to be run over by this rapscallion.
      Driven Back to Eden
      16
      There is where the money goes he wheedles out of me every week; but I'll fix the young rapscallion.
      Eventide / A Series of Tales and Poems
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