CANAILLE


Meaning of CANAILLE in English

kəˈnī, -ˈnā(ə)l noun

Etymology: French, from Italian canaglia, from cane dog, from Latin canis — more at hound

1. singular or plural in construction : mob , rabble , riffraff

the shoeblacks and linkboys and all the idling canaille of Dublin — Malachy Hynes

2. -s : a member of the canaille

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