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baddie
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
baddie
noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Also, by the time the first wave of baddies hit the screen, your time's half over!!!
▪ And there are always some baddies around.
▪ But then you probably haven't met the big baddies yet.
▪ I was the goodie and he wasn't exactly the baddie, but we were against each other all the time.
▪ On reflection, Marti's the spitting image of a panto baddie.
▪ Players guide Sonic through three-dimensional courses filled with all the typical baddies.
▪ This has been a fairly gritty chapter, all about beating up baddies, causing them pain and putting them to flight.
▪ When crime series started it was quite clear who were the goodies and who were the baddies.
Wiktionary
baddie

n. (context informal English) A person of bad character in a work of fiction; in a western he will typically wear a black hat.

WordNet
baddie

n. the principle bad character in a film or work of fiction [syn: villain]

Wikipedia
Baddie

Baddie or baddy may refer to:

  • An informal term for badminton
  • An informal term for a villain or antagonist
  • A bad or subpar video game player, or noob
  • A fan of Canadian rocker Bryan Adams

Usage examples of "baddie".

Gives you a chance to make a snap decision as to who are the goodies and who the baddies before taking sides.

Not the baddies he originally had in mind, of course, but then things have turned out differently than he thought they would.

And you cannae establish a low BDQ then have the hero take oot the baddie wi' wan shot while the air roon about him fills up wi' lead.

And if it goes nowhere, she can be 'inexperienced and naive' in chasing up a blind alley, and the big man can join in the condemnation of the baddies with everyone else.

The Big Black Baddies tried with one of their creepy little medics and got nowhere.

Let’s have no more quixotry, none of this deciding, all by your little self, who are the goodies and who are the baddies.

Apparently, the Church has some kind of equivalent of the Witness Protection Program, for getting people out of the reach of supernatural baddies.