scummer
- noun
- /ˈskʌmər/
- Offensive
- Many people consider him a scummer because he cheats others to get ahead.
Examples
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Alan Weigert is a scummer and a sell-out.
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The politician was called a scummer for his underhanded dealings and deceitful promises.
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After lying to his friends, they branded him a scummer and stopped trusting him.
Synonyms
A very rude and insulting word for a person you strongly dislike
A person or thing that is very bad and has no value used to insult someone
A person who is seen as evil or dishonest
A person who treats other people very badly and unfairly
A person who breaks the rules or lies to get an advantage
A rude, foolish person who behaves badly
A person who is dishonest or breaks the law
A person who behaves dishonestly and hurts others by lying or stealing
A person who behaves badly and cannot be trusted
An unpleasant person who lies or treats others badly
A person who tricks others to take their money or things
A rude word for a person who is cruel or dishonest
A person who is mean or dishonest
A cruel, dishonest person that many people hate
A person who is dishonest and treats others badly
A person who lies and cannot be trusted
A person who treats others very badly
A very bad person who treats other people cruelly
A person who is dishonest and treats others badly
A person who is mean and cannot be trusted
An insulting name for a person thought to be very bad and not to be trusted
A rude word for a person people strongly dislike
A rude, selfish person who does not help others
An insulting word for a person who is dishonest or behaves badly
A person who other people do not respect because they behave badly
A person who betrays others and cannot be trusted
A rude word for a person who lies or cheats
An insulting word for a person who cheats or lies
A person who cheats others with tricks or fake deals
A dishonest person who cheats or lies to others
A person who cheats others to get money or things
A rude word for a person who is dishonest, cruel, or very mean
A person who pretends to be someone else to trick people
A person people strongly dislike because they behave badly or are dirty
Antonyms
How Contemptible
Surface Forms
Etymology
Scummer comes from the word scum, which meant 'dirt or froth on top' of a liquid, plus the ending -er meaning 'one who'. So a scummer is like 'dirt on top', a strong insult for someone seen as dishonest or low.