ganof

A noun of Yiddish origin referring to a thief, dishonest person, or scoundrel, often used as a general term of abuse.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo de origem iídiche que designa um ladrão, uma pessoa desonesta ou um canalha, usado frequentemente como xingamento genérico.

1. Thief or scoundrel C1 informal

   A person who steals or is dishonest; a rascal or scoundrel, often used as a mild term of abuse.

   • Watch your wallet around that ganof; he's known for his sticky fingers.
   • The old man called the cheating card player a dirty ganof.
   • Don't be such a ganof and give me back my pen.

   🇵🇹Ladrão ou velhaco

   Sinônimos: crookknaverascalroguescampscoundrelswindlerthief