Associations to the word «Notorious»
Noun
- Gangster
- Smuggler
- Criminal
- Robber
- Brothel
- Ripper
- Outlaw
- Gambler
- Serial
- Byrd
- Hitchcock
- Bandit
- Slum
- Gang
- Rapper
- Thief
- Burglar
- Informer
- Atrocity
- Snoop
- Robbery
- Underworld
- Lil
- Auschwitz
- Murderer
- Rake
- Brutality
- Killer
- Scoundrel
- Pirate
- Cartel
- Thug
- Prostitute
- Kidnapping
- Cruelty
- Liar
- Mafia
- Scandal
- Reputation
- Forgery
- Puff
- Bergman
- Smuggling
- Congestion
- Zion
- Rascal
- Prostitution
- Massacre
- Playboy
- Nazi
- Murder
- Gunman
- Haunt
- Rogue
- Extermination
- Prison
- Piracy
- Hoax
- Privateer
- Gambling
- Accomplice
- Landlady
- Villain
- Extortion
- Ingrid
- Ready
- Manson
- Warlord
- Terrorist
- Bribery
- Crime
- Extravagance
- Notoriety
- Alias
- Rancho
- Torture
- Corruption
- Offender
- Antic
- Killing
- Gallows
- Traitor
- Kidd
Adjective
Wiktionary
NOTORIOUS, adjective. Widely known, especially for something bad; infamous.
Dictionary definition
NOTORIOUS, adjective. Known widely and usually unfavorably; "a notorious gangster"; "the tenderloin district was notorious for vice"; "the infamous Benedict Arnold";.
Wise words
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