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baddy

  • a variation of baddie.
    baddie
    noun
    a villainous or criminal person.

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Charles Logan, 24 Gregory Itzin A classically Nixonian baddy and perhaps the greatest villain to square up to terrorist-hunting hero Jack Bauer.

From The Guardian Oct. 31, 2020

But as McGoohan later explained, if audiences were expecting a James Bond-style baddy to appear, they would have been disappointed.

From BBC Sep. 4, 2016

If you stuck around for the post-credit scene in The Avengers, you would have been treated to a glimpse of Thanos, the purple-skinned alien baddy that was behind Loki’s mayhem in the movie.

From Time Jul. 31, 2014

It's hauntingly beautiful, though heaven knows what it all has to do with the baddy from Othello.

From The Guardian Feb. 14, 2013

"All baddy, mama?" inquired Louise, looking over her bowl with repentant eyes.

From Six Girls A Home Story by Frank T. (Frank Thayer) Merrill