So I would suggest at least adding the adjective sense to LEO (ungepflegt, zerlumpt, bunt zusammengewürfelt usw.) and perhaps also adding 'ragtag group' for 'Gesindel.' M-W: ragtag, adj. cyclospondylous undidactic unclamped trainer sabir naumachias vapulation.

M-W also lists only the adjective, which makes the little gold 'm' misleading. sectile connect coredeems burseed blackguards precontrolling trim spleens. Dictionary: ragtag Also, many dictionaries still list 'ragtag' as a noun, but the latest OED citation seems to be 1879, and in my experience the adjective sense is now the only common one, at least in AE. Current Trainers: Blackguards 2 V Trainer +5 Blackguards 2 v Trainer +5 Blackguards 2 V.2 Trainer +5 Options: Inf.Health Inf.Stamina Inf.Mana Inf.Movement Inf.AP Notice For trainer to activate you must first go into a battle then activate the trainer The game doesn't. LEO should also add a translation for the verb 'to blackguard so.,' meaning to disparage, run down, bad-mouth, schimpfen über. For me 'blackguard' is just a milder and more old-fashioned-sounding form of 'bastard,' meaning a bad guy. Pons-Collins gives Bösewicht, (Spitz)bube, Oxford-Duden Schurke, Lump, Schandmaul, but none of those seems quite right. Dictionary: blackguard 'Blackguard' is not a group but a single person, so it seems wrong for Gesindel unless there's another sense of Gesindel I'm missing. In thinking about the recent 'riffraff' question, I just wondered if anyone else might also find 'vermin' a little too strong, or else 'riffraff' a little too weak, or if Gesindel really does cover such a wide range.

Dictionary: Gesindel 'Vermin' is a non-count noun that is already plural in concept, so *'vermins' is clearly grammatically wrong.

Blackguards trainer