goniff

/ˈɡɑnɪf/
noun
  1. A thief or dishonest person, especially one who is sneaky or untrustworthy.
    • My uncle called the used car salesman a goniff after he tried to sell a broken truck.
    • She felt like a goniff for taking the last cookie without asking.
    • The old man warned us to watch our wallets because there was a goniff in the crowd.
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