bribón

🧠 What does bribón mean?

A 'bribón' is a noun for a person who is a rascal, scoundrel, or rogue. While it can describe someone dishonest or shameless, it is often used in an affectionate or playful way to refer to someone, especially a child, who is mischievous and clever. The tone can range from lighthearted endearment to mild disapproval, depending on the context. The feminine form is 'bribona'.

📚 Extra examples

• ¡Qué bribón eres! Te has comido todo el chocolate.
  What a rascal you are! You've eaten all the chocolate.
• Mi abuelo, con su sonrisa pícara, era un viejo bribón adorable.
  My grandfather, with his mischievous smile, was a lovable old rogue.
• La gata es una bribona; siempre encuentra la manera de subirse a la mesa.
  The cat is a little rascal; she always finds a way to get on the table.

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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "bribón"

Synonyms: pícaro, pillo, travieso, gamberro, canalla
Opposites: santo, honrado, inocente, buena persona

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