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CAITIFF

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Main Entry: caitiff
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: coward

Synonyms:

dastard, louse, rat, scoundrel
Main Entry: coward
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who is scared, easily intimidated

Synonyms:

alarmist, baby*, caitiff, chicken heart, chicken liver, chicken*, craven, cur, dastard, deserter, faint-of-heart, faintheart, fraidy-cat, funk, gutless, invertebrate, jellyfish, lily liver, malingerer, mouse, pessimist, poltroon, quitter, rabbit, recreant, scaredy cat, shirk, shirker, skulker, sneak, weakling, white liver, wimp*, yellow belly, yellow*

Antonyms:

aggressor, hero
Main Entry: cowardly
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: fearful

Synonyms:

afraid, anxious, apprehensive, backward, base, caitiff, chicken-hearted, cowering, cowhearted, craven, dastardly, diffident, dismayed, fainthearted, frightened, gutless, having the willies, jittery, lacking courage, lily-livered, nervous, no guts, panicky, paper tiger, pigeonhearted, pusillanimous, recreant, retiring, running scared, scared, shrinking, shy, soft*, spineless, timid, timorous, weak, weak-kneed, worthless, yellow*, yellow-bellied

Antonyms:

bold, brave, courageous, daring, dauntless, unafraid, undaunted, unfearful
Main Entry: craven
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: timid person

Synonyms:

caitiff, chicken*, coward, dastard, fraidy cat, nebbish, poltroon, quitter, recreant, scaredy cat, weakling, wheyface, wimp*, wuss, yellow belly
Main Entry: foul
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: corrupt, dishonest

Synonyms:

caitiff, crooked, dirty, fraudulent, inequitable, monstrous, shady, underhand, underhanded, unfair, unjust, unscrupulous, vicious

Antonyms:

fair, good, honest, incorrupt, just
Main Entry: infamous
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: shameful, bad in reputation

Synonyms:

abominable, atrocious, base, caitiff, contemptible, corrupt, degenerate, despicable, detestable, disgraceful, dishonorable, disreputable, egregious, evil, flagitious, foul, hateful, heinous, ignominious, ill-famed, iniquitous, loathsome, miscreant, monstrous, nefarious, notorious, odious, offensive, opprobrious, outrageous, perverse, questionable, rotten, scandalous, scurvy, shady, shocking, sorry, unhealthy, vicious, vile, villainous, wicked
Notes: famous means widely known, renowned, and esteemed while infamous means having an exceedingly bad reputation, notorious

Antonyms:

dignified, glorious, good, innocent, moral, perfect, principled, pure, respectable, righteous, virtuous
Main Entry: milksop
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: coward

Synonyms:

baby*, caitiff, chicken heart, chicken liver, chicken*, cry-baby, deserter, fraidy-cat, jellyfish, lily liver, momma's boy, namby-pamby, pansy, pantywaist, quitter, scaredy cat, sissy, weakling, wimp, wuss, wussy, yellow, yellow belly
Main Entry: miscreant
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who is very bad, immoral

Synonyms:

black sheep, blackguard, bootlegger, bully, cad, caitiff, convict, criminal, culprit, delinquent, drunkard, evildoer, felon, fink, heel, hoodlum, jailbird, loafer, louse, lowlife, malefactor, outcast, outlaw, pickpocket, racketeer, rapscallion, rascal, rat, reprobate, rowdy, ruffian, scalawag, scamp, scoundrel, scum*, sinner, sneak, vagabond, villain, wretch, wrongdoer

Antonyms:

goody-goody
Main Entry: namby-pamby
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: pansy

Synonyms:

baby*, caitiff, chicken heart, chicken liver, chicken*, coward, cry-baby, fraidy-cat, jellyfish, lily liver, milksop, momma's boy, pantywaist, quitter, scaredy cat, sissy, weakling, wimp, wuss, wussy, yellow, yellow belly
Main Entry: scoundrel
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who is deceptive and

Synonyms:

bad news, black sheep, blackguard, caitiff, cheat, creep, crook, dastard, good-for-nothing, heel, imp, incorrigible, lowlife, maggot, mischiefmaker, miscreant, ne'er-do-well, rascal, reprobate, scalawag, scamp, thief, uncaring of others bad egg, vagabond, villain, wretch
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