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Often used in the same context:
lummox,
lunk,
oaf,
old codger,
lunkheaded,
rotter,
fella,
smiler,
gagster,
tosspot,
bandy legs,
yankee doodle,
rapscallion,
ladykiller,
towhead,
mumbler,
skirt chaser,
slobby,
giantess,
butterball,
shlub,
lecher,
pouter,
mousey,
clodhopper,
rascal,
rugrat,
studmuffin,
vulgarian,
simp,
scamp,
conniver,
braggart,
lantern jaw,
goofball,
floozie,
giggler,
flibbertigibbet,
softie,
sulker,
honker,
hulky,
charmer,
snaggletooth,
misanthrope,
cardsharp,
dirtball,
meanie,
scallywag,
layabout,
chucklesome,
roue,
heffalump,
daftly,
palooka,
foolery,
chappy,
ruffian,
goombah,
dweeb,
poltroon,
wolfman,
poseur,
doofus,
stumblebum,
beardie,
alkie,
dopey,
codger,
runty,
hoser,
moper,
gallus,
changelings,
fussbudget,
clownlike,
goony,
meany,
carthorse,
sybarite,
smarm,
wisecracker,
knight errant,
weasel,
shrieker,
flatterer,
oldster,
schnook,
fishwife,
ragamuffin,
dude,
boor,
chappie,
fusspot,
shaggy,
gnomish,
little lord fauntleroy,
schlump,
sleazoid,
sidekick,
wisenheimer,
chomper,
fellow,
brute,
mule,
swede,
wench,
bloke,
cuss,
devil,
lout,
sonofabitch,
cowboy,
critter,
giant,
gringo,
guy
More general:
adult male,
man
Also try:
— Adjectives for galoot:
big,
last,
old,
crazy,
young,
ugly,
poor,
thin,
gay,
mild,
tall,
more...
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