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| A person who hates or distrusts humankind | M | Misanthrope | 100%
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| A servile self-seeking flatterer; one who praises those in power in order to gain their approval | S | Sycophant | 100%
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| One who shows an attitude of superiority toward members of the opposite sex | C | Chauvinist | 50%
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| A crusty, ill-tempered, and usually old man | C | Curmudgeon | 50%
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| A timid, meek, or unassertive person | M | Milquetoast | 50%
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| A ragged and often disreputable person, especially a poorly clothed often dirty child | R | Ragamuffin | 50%
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| A member of any of various peoples (as in antiquity) who lived or were reputed to live chiefly in caves | T | Troglodyte | 50%
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| A rude or unscrupulous scoundrel who uses foul or abusive language | B | Blackguard | 0%
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| Someone who talks nonsense or is boastfully self-important | B/C | Blatherskite/Cockalorum | 0%
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| A stupid, vulgar, or insensitive person | C | Cretin/Clod | 0%
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| A useless person taking up space; an encumbrance to the world | C | Cumberworld | 0%
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| A cowardly person who acts treacherously or underhandedly | D | Dastard | 0%
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| A person having a superficial or amateur interest in an art or a branch of knowledge: dabbler | D | Dilettante | 0%
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| An unattractive, grossly overweight person | F | Fustilarian | 0%
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| A credulous person, especially one who believes everything he or she hears | G | Gobemouche | 0%
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| An awkward youth or a dreamy simpleton | H/M | Hobbledehoy/Mooncalf | 0%
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| A British term for a foolish person, blockhead, or nincompoop | J | Jobbernowl | 0%
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| A person who behaves obsequiously to those in power: a suck-up | L | Lickspittle | 0%
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| One who behaves criminally or viciously | M | Miscreant | 0%
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| A pampered or effeminate boy or man | M | Mollycoddle | 0%
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| A person who sells quack medicines from a platform; alternatively, a boastful unscrupulous pretender: charlatan | M/S | Mountebank/Saltimbanco | 0%
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| A stubborn person refusing correction or a simple fool | M/N | Mumpsimus/Ninnyhammer | 0%
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| A lawyer whose methods are petty, underhanded, or disreputable: shyster | P | Pettifogger | 0%
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| A person who is guided by materialism and is usually disdainful of intellectual or artistic values | P | Philistine | 0%
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| A spiritless, contemptible coward | P | Poltroon | 0%
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| A person who seeks to know all the latest news or gossip: busybody | Q | Quidnunc | 0%
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| A person who continues to commit crimes even after being caught and punished | R | Recidivist | 0%
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| An unprincipled or depraved person: scoundrel, rogue | R | Reprobate | 0%
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| One whose knowledge or learning is superficial: a pretender to scholarship | S | Sciolist | 0%
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| A filthy, slobbering person: a sloven | S | Slubberdegullion | 0%
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| An excessively faultfinding person | S | Smellfungus | 0%
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| A shrewd, unprincipled person, especially a politician | S | Snollygoster | 0%
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| Someone offering opinions on subjects they know nothing about | U | Ultracrepidarian | 0%
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