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blighter
[ blahy-ter ]
noun
British Slang.
- a contemptible, worthless person, especially a man; scoundrel or rascal.
- a chap; bloke.
blighter
/ ˈɪə /
noun
- a fellow
where's the blighter gone?
- a despicable or irritating person or thing
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When we think about the risks of pelting a cricket ball, we usually think of the poor blighters being pelted by it.
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Mr Rees-Mogg had quote-tweeted a video from the Commons Leader account, adding: "The bands of blighters bringing illegal entrants to Blighty will be broken up by this brilliant borders bill."
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‘We’ll bomb the blighters!’ shouted the Head of the Air Force.
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Even in front of Dad and Mother, he referred to us as blighters and beggars.
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Not too ill to secure pole position for today’s race, but finding a few fast laps is not the same as putting body and mind through 67 of the blighters.
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