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gen. |
back-stabbing (sepino); backstabbing (sepino); mean; low; blackguard; villainous; shabby; dastardly; hangdog; ignoble; reprobate; reptile (о человеке, о поступке); scabby; scummy; scurvy; sneaking; snide; sordid; vile; wormy; base-born; base hearted; base-minded; base-spirited; mean-spirited; scoundrelly; yellow-dog; blackguardly; dastard; hoggish; knavish; miscreant; nefarious (a nefarious plot); peaking; picayune; unworthy; despicable; dishonourable; beggarly; dishonorable (о людях); dishonourable (о людях); grimy; pitchy; scrubby team; sleazo; sleezy; squalid; yellow; rotten; mean spirited; picayunish; cowardly; caddish (joyand); baseborn (Tink); detestable; evil; malicious; nasty; not generous; cheap; foul; reptilian; rascally; sleazy; base born; base minded; base spirited; little; wicked (Юрий Гомон); base; sneaky (sneaky coward – подлый трус); mischievous (a mischievous lie VLZ_58); back-shooting (4uzhoj); unmagnanimous (Finoderi); blaggard (Taras); cowish; craven; cringing; degrading; despisable; downward; flagitious; limmer; paltry; pitiful; poor spirited; rascal; recreant; ribald; scoundrel; soulless; spaniel; spiritless; underfoot; wretched; miserable; hang dog; hang-dog |
Gruzovik |
underhanded |
amer. |
yellow dog; gutless (a gutless attack on a writer who is now deceased and unable to defend herself Val_Ships) |
austral., slang |
deadshit (поступок, действие и т.п.); lower than a snake's belly |
brit. |
bloody-minded (Anglophile); crooked as a dog's hind leg (Liv Bliss) |
Gruzovik, inf. |
bad |
Gruzovik, obs. |
belonging to the lowest class; lowborn; plebeian |
idiom. |
dirty (April May) |
inf. |
low-down; lousy (Andrey Truhachev); cross |
invect. |
shitty (Himera) |
Makarov. |
abject |
obs. |
hilding; niddering; scabbed; lewd; caitif; caitive; cravent; cullionly; degenerous; nidering; putid; unnoble; villanous |
obs., dial. |
hory; horry |
obs., poetic |
caitiff |
relig. |
Babylonian |
slang |
sticking; assy; kinky; shiftiey-eyed; shifty-eyed; shity; stinking; meanie (Interex); meany (Interex) |
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Gruzovik, dial. |
gently-sloping land; plain |
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gen. |
creepingly; blackguardly; knavishly; contemptibly; cowardly; cowish; despicably; fawningly; ignobly; low; nefariously; pitifully; wretchedly; shabbily (bookworm); rascally; dishonorably; dishonourably; basely; foully; dirtily; meanly |
Gruzovik |
abjectly |
Игорь Миг |
through foul means; by foul means |
econ. |
nefariously (However, the bids nefariously influence bid recipients' incentives. (Тем не менее, ставки вынуждают быть зависимыми тех, кто их принимает) berezhins) |
fig. |
stinkingly |
inf. |
real low (triumfov) |
Makarov. |
under board |
obs. |
cringingly; crouchingly; degenerately; degradingly; nittily; unnobly; sordidly; villanously; degenerously; sneakingly; vilely |
relig. |
rottenly |
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Russian thesaurus |
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abbr. |
подлесничий |