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Definition
Synonym
Widerling
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Widerling
m
repulsive creep, meanie, sleazeball, sleazebag
slang
Widerling
m
Widerling
e
pl
unsympathetic person, repulsive ceature
unsympathetic persons, repulsive ceatures
Widerling
m
, Querulant
m
, Ekel
n
ugs.
creep
Am.
coll.
Scheusal
n
;
Widerling
m
geh.
; Ungustl
m
Ös.
pej.
an den Falschen geraten
tartar
dated
(of a harsh and fierce person)
to catch a tartar
Ekel
n
; Fiesling
m
;
Widerling
m
; fieser unsympathischer Kerl
m
; Unsympathler
m
Ös.
ugs.
; Ungustl
m
Ös.
Ekel
pl
; Fieslinge
pl
;
Widerling
e
pl
; fiese unsympathische Kerle
pl
; Unsympathler
pl
; Ungustle
pl
(repulsive) creep; obnoxious guy; nasty piece of work; slimeball
coll.
; sleazeball
Am.
coll.
; sleazebag
Am.
coll.
; blighter
Br.
coll.
(old-fashioned)
creeps; obnoxious guys; nasty pieces of work; slimeballs; sleazeballs; sleazebags; blighters
Ekel
n
; Ekelpaket
n
; Fiesling
m
;
Widerling
m
; fieser unsympathischer Kerl
m
; Schmierlapp
m
Dt.
ugs.
; Liederjan
m
Dt.
ugs.
; Unsympathler
m
Ös.
ugs.
; Ungustl
m
Ös.
ugs.
pej.
Ekel
pl
; Ekelpakete
pl
; Fieslinge
pl
;
Widerling
e
pl
; fiese unsympathische Kerle
pl
; Schmierlappen
pl
; Liederjane
pl
; Unsympathler
pl
; Ungustl
pl
(repulsive) creep; obnoxious guy; nasty piece of work; slimeball
coll.
; sleazeball
Am.
coll.
; sleazebag
Am.
coll.
; blighter
Br.
coll.
dated
creeps; obnoxious guys; nasty pieces of work; slimeballs; sleazeballs; sleazebags; blighters
Deutsche
Widerling Synonyme
Fiesling
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂKnülch
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂKnilch
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂRüpel
ÂWiderling
Âwiderwärtiger
Mensch
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Englische
repulsive creep meanie sleazeball sleazebag Synonyme
repulsive
abhorrent
abominable
arrant
atrocious
awful
bad
bad-smelling
barfy
base
beastly
below contempt
beneath contempt
blameworthy
brutal
contemptible
crappy
crude
deplorable
despicable
detestable
diamagnetic
dire
disagreeable
disgusting
displeasing
distasteful
dreadful
egregious
enormous
execrable
fecal
feculent
fetid
filthy
flagrant
flyblown
forbidding
foul
frightful
frowsty
frowy
frowzy
fulsome
funky
fusty
gamy
ghastly
gloppy
graveolent
grievous
grisly
gross
gruesome
gunky
hateful
heinous
hideous
high
horrible
horrid
icky
ignoble
ill-smelling
infamous
lamentable
loathsome
lousy
maggoty
malodorous
mephitic
miasmal
miasmic
mildewed
mildewy
moldy
monstrous
mucky
musty
nasty
nauseating
nauseous
nefarious
nidorous
noisome
notorious
noxious
objectionable
obnoxious
obscene
odious
odorous
of opposite polarity
offensive
olid
ordurous
outrageous
pitiable
pitiful
puky
putrid
rancid
rank
reasty
reasy
rebarbative
reechy
reeking
reeky
regrettable
repellent
repelling
reprehensible
repugnant
revolting
rotten
sad
scabby
scandalous
schlock
scummy
scurfy
scurvy
shabby
shameful
shitty
shocking
shoddy
sickening
slabby
slimy
sloppy
sloshy
sludgy
slushy
smellful
smelling
smelly
sordid
sposhy
squalid
stenchy
stinking
strong
stuffy
sulfurous
terrible
too bad
ugly
unclean
unpleasant
unsavory
vile
villainous
vomity
woeful
wormy
worst
worthless
wretched
yecchy
Widerling Definition
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
along
the
ground,
or
on
any
other
surface,
on
the
belly,
as
a
worm
or
reptile
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
slowly,
feebly,
or
timorously,
as
from
unwillingness,
fear,
or
weakness.
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
in
a
stealthy
or
secret
manner
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
slip,
or
to
become
slightly
displaced
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
move
or
behave
with
servility
or
exaggerated
humility
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
grow,
as
a
vine,
clinging
to
the
ground
or
to
some
other
support
by
means
of
roots
or
rootlets,
or
by
tendrils,
along
its
length.
Creep
(
v.
t.)
To
have
a
sensation
as
of
insects
creeping
on
the
skin
of
the
body
Creep
(
v.
i.)
To
drag
in
deep
water
with
creepers,
as
for
recovering
a
submarine
cable.
Creep
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
of
creeping.
Creep
(
n.
)
A
distressing
sensation,
or
sound,
like
that
occasioned
by
the
creeping
of
insects.
Creep
(
n.
)
A
slow
rising
of
the
floor
of
a
gallery,
occasioned
by
the
pressure
of
incumbent
strata
upon
the
pillars
or
sides
Repulsive
(
a.
)
Serving,
or
able,
to
repulse
Repulsive
(
a.
)
Cold
Self-repulsive
(
a.
)
Self-repelling.
Slang
(
)
imp.
of
Sling.
Slung.
Slang
(
n.
)
Any
long,
narrow
piece
of
land
Slang
(
n.
)
A
fetter
worn
on
the
leg
by
a
convict.
Slang
(
n.
)
Low,
vulgar,
unauthorized
language
Slang
(
v.
t.)
To
address
with
slang
or
ribaldry
Slang-whanger
(
n.
)
One
who
uses
abusive
slang
Slang
(
)
of
Sling
repulsive creep meanie sleazeball sleazebag [slang] Bedeutung
crawl
crawling
creep
creeping
a
slow
mode
of
locomotion
on
hands
and
knees
or
dragging
the
body,
a
crawl
was
all
that
the
injured
man
could
manage,
the
traffic
moved
at
a
creep
creep
a
pen
that
is
fenced
so
that
young
animals
can
enter
but
adults
cannot
slang
cant
jargon
lingo
argot
patois
vernacular
a
characteristic
language
of
a
particular
group
(as
among
thieves),
they
don't
speak
our
lingo
rhyming
slang
slang
that
replaces
words
with
rhyming
words
or
expressions
and
then
typically
omits
the
rhyming
component,
Cockney
rhyming
slang
slang
slang
expression
slang
term
informal
language
consisting
of
words
and
expressions
that
are
not
considered
appropriate
for
formal
occasions,
often
vituperative
or
vulgar,
their
speech
was
full
of
slang
expressions
creep
a
slow
longitudinal
movement
or
deformation
creep
feed
feed
given
to
young
animals
isolated
in
a
creep
creep
weirdo
weirdie
weirdy
spook
someone
unpleasantly
strange
or
eccentric
meanie
meany
unkind
person
a
person
of
mean
disposition
repulsion
repulsive
force
the
force
by
which
bodies
repel
one
another
bracket
creep
a
movement
into
a
higher
tax
bracket
as
taxable
income
increases
slang
abuse
with
coarse
language
a
gull
dupe
slang
befool
cod
fool
put
on
take
in
put
one
over
put
one
across
fool
or
hoax,
The
immigrant
was
duped
because
he
trusted
everyone,
You
can't
fool
me!
slang
use
slang
or
vulgar
language
sneak
in
creep
in
enter
surreptitiously,
He
sneaked
in
under
cover
of
darkness,
In
this
essay,
the
author's
personal
feelings
creep
in
crawl
creep
move
slowly,
in
the
case
of
people
or
animals
with
the
body
near
the
ground,
The
crocodile
was
crawling
along
the
riverbed
sneak
mouse
creep
pussyfoot
to
go
stealthily
or
furtively,
..stead
of
sneaking
around
spying
on
the
neighbor's
house
creep
up
sneak
up
advance
stealthily
or
unnoticed,
Age
creeps
up
on
you
creep
grow
or
spread,
often
in
such
a
way
as
to
cover
(a
surface),
ivy
crept
over
the
walls
of
the
university
buildings
fawn
crawl
creep
cringe
cower
grovel
show
submission
or
fear
repulsive(a)
possessing
the
ability
to
repel,
a
repulsive
force
hideous
repulsive
so
extremely
ugly
as
to
be
terrifying,
a
hideous
scar,
a
repulsive
mask
abhorrent
detestable
obscene
repugnant
repulsive
offensive
to
the
mind,
an
abhorrent
deed,
the
obscene
massacre
at
Wounded
Knee,
morally
repugnant
customs,
repulsive
behavior,
the
most
repulsive
character
in
recent
novels
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