With depreciative connotation. Without morals; despicable, ignoble; base. Also: obsequious, self-abasing.

Lecherous; also in wider sense, base, vile.

Of persons: Of a low, base, or despicable character; morally depraved or degraded; capable of the basest conduct.

In moral sense: Mean, base. Obsolete.

Ignoble, base. Obsolete. rare.

Base in character or disposition; given to committing vile or criminal acts.

Of persons: Worthless, base, evil.

= villain, adj., villainous, adj. Of persons.

Of a person, etc.: morally bad, wicked; vile. Cf. naughty, adj. 2a. Obsolete.

Coarse, vulgar; disreputable; lewd. Cf. sloven, n. 1. Obsolete.

Usually of a person: rustic, unsophisticated; (derogatory) base, knavish. Obsolete.

Of things, actions, etc.: low, despicable, immoral, lewd. Obsolete.

= vile, adj., in various senses. Of persons.

Of the condition or character of a knave; low-born; knavish.

attributive or adj. ? Wretched, mean.

Morally low; despicable, ignoble; reprehensibly cowardly, craven; selfish, mean. Of a person.

Having the character of a tinker or of a tinker's work; clumsy, bungling, unskilful; of poor quality; mean, low, disreputable.

Displaying the spirit of a beggar; mean, sordid.

(sense 2).

Of the nature of, or like a broker; pettifogging, huckstering.

Base-dealing; ‘peddling,’ contemptible.

Not honourable in character or purpose; mean, base, sordid.

Like a cullion; rascally, base, despicable.

Ignoble, mean, petty.

Lacking solid worth or merit.

Of disreputable moral character; despicable; base.

Dishonourable, villainous; of or relating to the lowest class in the community. Also of language: insulting, scurrilous.

Of or characteristic of a blackguard (blackguard, n. 6); worthless; (of language) scurrilous.

Of a person, or his or her temperament, qualities, preoccupations, etc.: servile, mean, ignoble.

of low character or standing; uncultured, unmannerly; contemptible.

Of the nature of a cad; offensively ill-bred; the opposite of gentlemanly.

Of or belonging to a low moral nature or condition.

= bounderish, adj. colloquial.

Having the character or characteristics of a bounder.