Pronunciation: /ˈblaɪtər/
noun a derogatory term for a person, especially one who is considered troublesome or annoying
A1 That pesky blighter keeps stealing my lunch from the office fridge.
A2 The little blighter managed to escape from the zoo again.
B1 The blighter who vandalized the park was caught on camera.
B2 The cunning blighter had managed to outsmart the police for months before finally being apprehended.
C1 The notorious blighter was known for his elaborate heists and ability to evade capture.
C2 The elusive blighter had become a legend in the criminal underworld for his daring escapes and clever disguises.
formal The blighter was caught red-handed stealing from the company.
informal That blighter always manages to get away with mischief.
slang I can't believe that blighter had the nerve to cheat on the test.
figurative The blighter of procrastination always seems to creep up on me when I least expect it.
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