A felon, outlaw, villain.

? A villain.

As a general term of reproach or opprobrium: Evil man, villain, scoundrel. (Still dialect.)

Originally, a low-born base-minded rustic; a man of ignoble ideas or instincts; in later use, an… Used as a term of opprobrious address.

A villain.

Originally, a low-born base-minded rustic; a man of ignoble ideas or instincts; in later use, an… In descriptive use. (Common from 1590.)

A confirmed villain.

A vile or contemptible person; a villain, scoundrel.

(a) a malevolent spirit imagined as accompanying a person and seeking to influence him or her to do evil, and often paired with an opposed…

error or mispr. for viliago viliaco, n.

A desperado, a gunman, an outlaw, a violent or ruthless criminal; a villain.