The Collaborative International Dictionary
Scelerat
Scelerat \Scel"er*at\, n. [F. sc['e]l['e]rat from L. sceleratus,
p. p. of scelerare to pollute, from scelus, sceleris, a
crime.]
A villain; a criminal. [Obs.]
--Cheyne.
Wiktionary
scelerat
n. (context obsolete English) A villain; a criminal.
Usage examples of "scelerat".
Creation-disgracing scelerats such as they, God only can mend, and the devil only can punish.