Is It Blackguard or Blaggard?
As Nouns the Difference Between Blaggard and Blackguard Is That Blaggard Is (Dated) a Scoundrel; an Unprincipled Contemptible Person; an Untrustworthy Person...
Is Blaggard a word?
(dated) A scoundrel; an unprincipled contemptible person; an untrustworthy person. Usually, only used to refer to a male person.
Where does the word Blaggard come from?
Blackguard, n. Pronounced 'blaggard', this word has its origins in the earliest days of Hiberno-English, and like a lot of words which are still used in Ireland it probably came from the days of colonial rule by Britain originally.
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