Rogue and Weasel

Rogue

Rogue noun - A mean, evil, or unprincipled person.

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Weasel and rogue are semantically related In some cases you can use "Weasel" instead a noun "Rogue".

Nearby Words: roguish, roguery

Weasel noun - Small carnivorous mammal with short legs and elongated body and neck.

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Rogue and weasel are semantically related in scoundrel topic. Sometimes you can use "Rogue" instead a noun "Weasel".

old	old rogue	old weasel
good	good rogue	good weasel
ordinary	ordinary rogue	ordinary weasel
dead	dead rogue	dead weasel
Other adjectives: smart, cowardly, real, male, evil, little, pathetic, resident.

Rogues try to redeem their villainous ways by protecting Paragon City while Vigilantes weasel their way into the villainous underground of the Rogue Isles.

Source: Video Game / City of Heroes
The hero's various animal companions have more charisma and, in the case of his weasel rogue duo, more intelligence than the hero.

Source: Thud and Blunder
John Wesley Weasel from The Book of the Dun Cow was once a selfish rogue and egg thief, but a beating from Chautecleer induced a HeelFace Turn, and he spends the entirety of the book as a loyal ally to the good guys.

Source: Reformed Criminal

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