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ogre:

ogre [the ~] noun

  1. the ogre (monster; monstrosity; beast)
    – (folklore) a giant who likes to eat human beings 1
    el monstruo; el endriago
  2. the ogre (ugly fellow; monstrosity)
    – a cruel wicked and inhuman person 1
    el chucho; el desgraciado; el monstruo; el chinche; la birria; el antipático; el tunante; el adefesio; el tipo feo; el canalla; el vicioso; el bribón; el engendro; el esperpento

Translation Matrix for ogre:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
adefesio monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow
antipático monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow
birria monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow bag of bones; caboodle; chaos; hash; mayhem; mess; muddle; rot-gut; rubbish; scrag; skeleton; trash
bribón monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow arch deceiver; arrant cheat; arrant liar; bastard; cad; child born out of wedlock; consummate liar; cur; fibber; habitual liar; illegitimate child; liar; naughty boy; queer chap; queer fellow; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; screw; skunk; sly dog; slyboots; stinker; villain; wag
canalla monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow bastard; caboodle; cad; chaos; cunt; hash; mayhem; mess; muddle; nasty character; rabble; ragtag; rascal; riff-raff; riffraff; rogue; scamp; scoundrel; scum; shady chap; sneaker; snide; vermin; villain
chinche monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow bastard; bedbug; bully; cad; chinch; fault; immorality; nuisance; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; sin; teaser; tormentor; vice; villain
chucho monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow
desgraciado monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow asshole; bastard; boor; bungler; child born out of wedlock; churl; clumsy fellow; creep; dolt; drip; duffer; hulk; ill-mannered brute; illegitimate child; louse; lout; nasty piece of work; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; poor devil; poor sod; poor soul; poor thing; prole; rotter; schlemiel; scoundrel; slob; swine; unfortunate; villain; wet; wretch; wretched fellow
endriago beast; monster; monstrosity; ogre
engendro monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow
esperpento monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow
monstruo beast; monster; monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow colossus; copy; example; hulk; model; monster; sample; specimen
tipo feo monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow
tunante monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow baddie; bastard; blackguard; brat; cad; cur; good for nothing; jackanapes; knave; naughty boy; naughty child; pariah; rascal; rascals; rogue; scoundrel; screw; skunk; sly dog; stinker; villain
vicioso monstrosity; ogre; ugly fellow
- daemon; demon; devil; fiend; monster
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
antipático antipathetic; blackguardly; cunning; false; impolite; low; mean; nasty; repellant; repellent; repulsive; revolting; roguish; scoundrelly; sharp; shrewd; slippery; sly; uncivil; uncongenial; underhand; unengaging; unfriendly; unkind; unpleasant; vicious; vile; villainous
canalla blackguardly; cunning; false; low; mean; nasty; pedestrian; roguish; scoundrelly; sharp; shrewd; slippery; sly; underhand; vicious; vile; villainous
chinche nasty; sly
desgraciado appalling; crying shame; crying to heaven; disabled; disastrous; disgraceful; disgusting; dismal; fatal; frugal; handicapped; inadequate; insufficient; outrageous; pitiful; pityful; plaintive; rank; regretful; sad; scandalous; shocking; sorrowful; sorry; unfortunate; unsatisfactory; woeful; wretched
vicioso abandoned; corrupt; degenerate; depraved; noxious; ownerless; perverted; pestiferous; putrefied; reprobated; rotten; unattended; vicious; wicked

Related Words for "ogre":

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Related Definitions for "ogre":

  1. (folklore) a giant who likes to eat human beings1
  2. a cruel wicked and inhuman person1

Wiktionary Translations for ogre:

ogre
noun
  1. brutish giant
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• ogre → ogro ↔ Oger — Bösewicht in Märchen, menschenfressendes Ungeheuer
• ogre → ogro ↔ ogre — fanta|fr personnage des contes de fées, sorte de monstre, de géant qui passe pour se nourrir de chair humaine, spécialement de celle des enfants.

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