Cad [noun]

Of course you would think me a cad, a—well, I have my opinion of a man that would tell his side of such a story to a woman.

My indignant protest that the cowardly cad tried to kiss me counted for nothing.

The pain was devilish, and I wasn't used to being alone, and nobody caring a damn, and everybody believing me a cad and a bully.

The Cad bait, with a little hackle round the top of the shank of the hook, kills well.

But I shall say something, if I see you working up a flirtation with that cad.

Not even those with whom he was not on friendly terms, however, could justly accuse him of being a cad.

You remember my calling one of the boys in my class a cad—what Molly began about last night?

The falsest views and tastes somehow in a man of fashion are truer than the truest in a plebeian cad.

"You're a low-bred little cad, then," said Carolyn, so sharply that she rather wondered at herself.

He may be shabby—for his people are poor, and there are heaps of children—but I am certain Ralph Percival's brother isn't a cad.