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goniff

/ˈɡɒn.ɪf/

Traducción: Sustantivo informal que se refiere a un ladrón, una persona deshonesta o un sinvergüenza, usado a menudo como insulto general.

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noun

formalcommon/ˈɡɒn.ɪf/

A noun, often used in informal contexts, referring to a thief, dishonest person, or scoundrel, frequently employed as a general term of abuse.

  • 🇪🇸Sustantivo informal que se refiere a un ladrón, una persona deshonesta o un sinvergüenza, usado a menudo como insulto general.
  1. Thief or dishonest person C2 informal

    A person who steals or acts dishonestly; a scoundrel. Often used as a general term of abuse.

    • That goniff stole my wallet when I wasn't looking.
    • Don't trust him; he's a known goniff in the neighborhood.
    • The old man called the cheating salesman a goniff.

    🇪🇸Ladrón o persona deshonesta

    Sinónimos: cheatcrookfraudgrifterknaveracketeerrascalroguescoundrelshysterswindlerthieftrickstervillain

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