slimeballs
Morally repugnant types
Slimeballs is the plural of slimeball—a contemptible or untrustworthy person, especially one who is dishonest or sleazy: Those slimeballs in accounting have been skimming funds.
The image evokes something viscous and repulsive.
The word carries strong disapproval but remains informal rather than obscene.
Vile, untrustworthy people
- sleazebagsContemptible, unethical people
- lowlifesDisreputable, immoral people
- creepsUnsettling individuals
- verminHarmful small animals
scoundrels · villains · jerks · miscreants · reprobates · wretches · pariahs · rogues
Secretly planning wrongdoing
- schemingCrafty and calculating
- untrustworthyNot deserving of confidence
- dishonestInclined to deceive
- crookedBent or dishonest
shady · underhanded · duplicitous · fraudulent · deceptive · treacherous · sly · crafty
scumbags
Vile, untrustworthy people
- sleazebagsContemptible, unethical people
- lowlifesDisreputable, immoral people
- creepsUnsettling individuals
vermin · scoundrels · villains · jerks · miscreants · reprobates · wretches · pariahs · rogues · cads
conniving
Secretly planning wrongdoing
- schemingCrafty and calculating
- untrustworthyNot deserving of confidence
- dishonestInclined to deceive
crooked · shady · underhanded · duplicitous · fraudulent · deceptive · treacherous · sly · crafty · cunning
disgusting
Provoking strong revulsion
- revoltingCausing strong disgust
- nauseatingCausing urge to vomit
- loathsomeArousing intense disgust
repellent · vile · gross · foul · obnoxious · offensive · odious · oozy · gooey · mucus
slimeballssaints
Canonized religious figures
good people · straight shooters · good eggs · stand-up guys · salt of the earth
slimeballsheroes
Admired courageous figures
role models · luminaries · pillars of the community · paragons · gentlemen