calumniator
91calumniate — v.t. slander. ♦ calumnious, ♦ calumniatory, a. ♦ calumny, ♦ calumniation, ♦ calumniator, n …
92calomniateur — Calomniateur, Calumniator, Sycophanta …
93cavillateur — Cavillateur, Calumniator …
94calumniador — calumniador, ra (Del lat. calumniātor, ōris). adj. Que calumnia. U. t. c. s.) …
95Sagen — 1. As (wenn) man sugt (sagt) gestorben, glaüb. (Jüd. deutsch. Brody.) 2. As man sugt Meschige (verrückt), glaübe. (Jüd. deutsch. Brody.) 3. Auf das Sagen folgt Weinen oder Behagen. Es kommt sehr viel darauf an, wie man es darstellt; es kann eine… …
96if there were no receivers, there would be no thieves — c 1390 CHAUCER Cook’s Tale 1. 4415 There is no theef with oute a lowke [accomplice], That helpeth hym to wasten and to sowke [cheat]. 1546 J. HEYWOOD Dialogue of Proverbs I. xii. F1 This prouerbe preeues, Where be no receyuers, there be no… …
97calumniate — ► VERB formal ▪ make false and defamatory statements about. DERIVATIVES calumniator noun …
98calumniate — [kə lum′nē āt΄] vt., vi. calumniated, calumniating [< L calumniatus, pp. of calumniari, to slander < calumnia: see CALUMNY] to spread false and harmful statements about; slander calumniation n. calumniator n …
99calumniate — v.tr. slander. Derivatives: calumniation n. calumniator n. calumniatory adj. Etymology: L calumniari …
100misrepresenter — “+ noun : one that misrepresents a misrepresenter, or calumniator, or what they will J.G.Lockhart …