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Often used in the same context:
pleb,
twat,
berk,
chap,
burd,
chappy,
bugger,
lydia,
fishwife,
moggie,
sluggard,
nosy parker,
bonce,
lubber,
ickle,
bollock,
chappie,
pillock,
ponce,
chokey,
splodge,
forty winks,
puker,
oaf,
minging,
gits,
nicker,
fusspot,
chinless wonder,
lout,
scallywag,
prat,
twitcher,
squiffy,
bladdered,
winker,
doolally,
rotter,
skinful,
tutting,
fellah,
mardy,
beatle,
polly,
cougher,
battleaxe,
pressie,
shant,
sicky,
milady,
beardie,
grot,
owt,
pedant,
knacker,
flunkey,
bloke,
laddies,
poncy,
missus,
tuts,
guvnor,
pommy,
deary,
budgerigar,
scarper,
heinie,
alsatian,
pecker,
swagman,
minxes,
twerp,
fella,
smartie,
trow,
yobbo,
brolly,
skivvy,
ciggie,
simp,
granny,
old codger,
poltroon,
scran,
cobber,
cor blimey,
wrigglers,
lassie,
tramp,
lizzy,
wally,
pongy,
sulker,
gagster,
stiffy,
scooby,
burra,
bodge,
bastards,
brat,
cuss,
rascal,
scoundrel,
brats,
buggers,
fellow,
sonofabitch,
beggar,
brute,
cur,
devil,
mutt,
rascals
More specific:
dog
More general:
male,
male person,
persecutor,
tormentor
Synonyms:
chap,
cuss,
fella,
fellow,
gadfly,
gent,
lad,
pest,
pesterer
Also try:
— Adjectives for blighter:
little,
poor,
old,
young,
silly,
lucky,
cheeky,
bloody,
noisy,
miserable,
headed,
more...
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