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caitiff (adjective), more caitiff, most caitiff
1. Descriptive of someone who is cowardly, contemptible, malicious, and loathsome: In the novel that Grace was reading, the caitiff character was described as being a terrible and abhorrent person.
2. Etymology: from French caitif, "weak, sickly, miserable, wretched" and ultimately from Latin captivus, "captive".
Relating to being mean, scornful, and contemptible.
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Descriptive of a nasty and horrible person.
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