as n. ? Wretch, betrayer, enemy. Obsolete.

= naughty pack, n.

figurative. A person likened to a dunghill in being filthy or disgusting in some way, esp. (in early use) in being morally corrupt or (now usually)…

A rat that lives on land. †Also used as a term of abuse.

A disreputable or unsatisfactory member (of a family, etc.); a bad character. Frequently in the black sheep of the family (also flock).

transferred. Applied to persons, etc.

A worthless person, a bad lot.

Chiefly colloquial or regional. With modifying (usually depreciative) adjective: a person regarded as having the specified character or quality…

A scoundrel, a rogue; a miscreant; a hooligan, a ruffian.

colloquial (chiefly British and Australian). A person who is morally corrupt; a dishonest, nasty, or worthless person; a scoundrel. Now frequently hum…

A bad, dishonest, or untrustworthy person, a rogue or crook; one who has gone wrong (see wrong, adv. 2b).

A bad, dishonest, or untrustworthy person; a ‘wrong 'un’. Also, a counterfeit coin.