Beggar and Son

Beggar

Beggar noun - A person who lives by public begging.

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Son and beggar are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Son" instead a noun "Beggar".

Nearby Words: beggared, beggarly, begging, beggary, beggaring

Son noun - A male human offspring.

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Beggar and son are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beggar" instead a noun "Son".

old	old beggar	old son
single	single beggar	single son
poor	poor beggar	poor son
actual	actual beggar	actual son
Other adjectives: deformed, black, sick, ill, innocent, young, crazy, unknown, older.

Rumplestilskin, who is also the show's version of the Beast, takes in an old beggar, gives him a meal, and tells him of his desperation of losing his son to being conscripted in war.

Source: Old Beggar Test
Basically, he takes in a beggar, who has "advice" for him about stealing the Dark One's dagger to save his son from being taken to war.

Source: Bad Samaritan
It turns out the leper is his father in disguise, just as his mother appeared to be a beggar woman, and both of them the wealthy rulers of a kingdom (and he of course is their son and heir).

Source: Creator / Oscar Wilde

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