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Often used in the same context:
sneery,
arriviste,
prole,
floozy,
floozie,
fishwife,
zipless,
jackanapes,
vulgarian,
harridan,
rotter,
aristo,
lecher,
virago,
harpy,
boor,
coquette,
maidenly,
prig,
cockney,
schoolmarm,
prissy,
strumpet,
flatterer,
bolshie,
termagant,
trollop,
flibbertigibbet,
ponce,
foppery,
fop,
simpering,
roue,
conniver,
sybarite,
bolshy,
affectations,
couth,
lout,
solipsist,
twerp,
slyness,
parvenu,
scallywag,
poncy,
simp,
jape,
clodhopper,
forsooth,
gauche,
poltroon,
suavity,
gorgon,
berk,
fiddlesticks,
birdbrained,
lustiness,
mumbler,
harlot,
superciliousness,
rascal,
minx,
roguishness,
bluestocking,
fey,
sophist,
hellcat,
dissembler,
hussy,
popinjay,
disingenuity,
orotund,
tosspot,
milady,
louche,
slattern,
pedant,
smarm,
twit,
oaf,
dimbulb,
sarcasms,
beardie,
insipidity,
dithery,
hauteur,
rapscallion,
hemingwayesque,
boozehound,
poseur,
cad,
squiffy,
nabokovian,
grandiloquence,
fusspot,
max beerbohm,
grubbiness,
bubblehead,
dipsomaniac,
fuckwit,
vagabond,
blackguard,
ruffian,
beggar,
castaways,
mendicants,
scamp,
vampires,
beggars,
britisher,
canary,
chinamen,
cynic,
denizens,
desperado,
ghoul,
gipsy,
highlander,
hobo,
israelites
More specific:
gamin,
street arab,
throwaway
More general:
urchin
Synonyms:
street urchin
Also try:
— Adjectives for guttersnipe:
little,
bloodthirsty,
heartless,
draggletailed,
spiritual,
romantic,
young,
cosmopolitan,
common,
dexterous,
poor,
more...
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