bounder (Meaning)

Wordnet

bounder (n)

someone who is morally reprehensible

someone who bounds or leaps (as in competition)

Webster

One who, or that which, limits; a boundary.

He's a real bounder, always trying to manipulate others for his own gain.
That bounder cheated his way to the top without any regard for fairness.
Everyone knew him to be a bounder, always taking advantage of people's goodwill.
Don't trust that bounder; he's known for his deceitful ways.
I never expected him to turn out to be such a bounder, betraying our trust like that.
She realized too late that she had married a bounder who cared only for himself.
He was dismissed from the club for his reputation as a bounder and a cheat.
The novel's antagonist is portrayed as a conniving bounder who stops at nothing to achieve his goals.
His behavior at the party marked him as a bounder, offending everyone with his rude remarks.
Despite his charming exterior, he revealed himself to be a bounder when he swindled his business partners.

someone who is morally reprehensible, someone who bounds or leaps (as in competition)One who, or that which, limits; a boundary.

jerk, clown,bastard, dog, joker, sleazeball, swine, varmint, so-and-so, cur

hero, lady, gentleman, lady,hero, gentleman, heroine, idol,heroine, role model

He's a real bounder, always trying to manipulate others for his own gain.

That bounder cheated his way to the top without any regard for fairness.

Everyone knew him to be a bounder, always taking advantage of people's goodwill.

Don't trust that bounder; he's known for his deceitful ways.