English to Yiddish Meaning of scapegrace - סקאַפּעגראַסע


Scapegrace :
סקאַפּעגראַסע
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Definitions of scapegrace in English
Noun(1) a reckless and unprincipled reprobate
Examples of scapegrace in English
(1) And Julie's roistering scapegrace of a brother, Tony, could be no one other than John Barrymore.(2) Dave Nash showed up in town, a stranger in a bad way, having a three-week bender with the local scapegrace , Bill Schell.(3) Tom Jones probably prompted Richardson to offer the virtuous hero, Grandison, as a response to Fielding's scapegrace .(4) Her husband, John Hall, is decent and dull, which Tuck Milligan doesn't mitigate: Rafe, the would-be lover, is decent and torn, to which Armand Schultz adds wooden; Trent Dawson plays Lane as a standard scapegrace .(5) Although Byron had cultivated a reputation as a fighter and scapegrace at Harrow, he could not allow his former tutor, a mere commoner, to define him.
(1) scapegoat ::
קאַפּאָרע-הינדל
(2) goat ::
ציג
(3) scape ::
סקייפּ
Synonyms
Noun
1. black sheep ::
שווארצע שאף
Different Forms
scapegrace, scapegraces
English to Yiddish Dictionary: scapegrace

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