scalawag

"What nature reared by centuries of toil, A scalawag in half a day can spoil; An equal fate for him may Heaven provide - Damned in the moment of his tallest pride."

The old scalawag just closed his eyes and put on one of the softest "sugar-wouldn't-melt-in-my-mouth" expressions you ever saw and stood there taking it and asking for more.

She never says a harsh word about another woman, and if she likes to card us poor scalawags of men down I reckon our tough old hides can stand it."

General Oscar Albayalde, chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP), has approved a readjusted strategy on internal cleansing that would complement the ongoing punitive actions against scalawag policemen.

With Christmas right around the corner, Scalawag the cat pens a series of entertaining notes highlighting the nice intentions behind a year's worth of naughty deeds, hoping to convince Santa that it wasn't his fault the bird escaped, the pitcher got stuck on his head, or the tree caught fire.

In just 16 months since its founding, the PNP-CITF has filed cases against 194 police officers, 74 of whom were arrested in various anti-police scalawag operations.

Moses of South Carolina; a jewish scalawag during radical reconstruction.

As to scalawag identity, Rubin moves beyond the dominant revisionist argument, showing the variations that can exist in local Reconstruction.

Let that occasional scalawag that crops up among us every now and again be cause for rededication of purpose and strengthening focus on goals.

But wait, there's more: These terrible new scalawag doodles "appeal to an international market"; the Americans and Japanese may be involved in this one.

But in peacetime, as that clever scalawag Nixon used to observe, you don't really need a President.

The novel satirizes primarily the rule of political upstarts, of whom the scalawag Teague is chief.