- - capone's cars driven around by rogues
- - The Little ...... (young stars of old comedy shorts)
- - The Little ...... (group that included Alfalfa and Spanky)
- - Monkeys developed scars around nails intermittently
- - 'People Got to Be Free' band, with 'The'
- - "Good Lovin'" group, with "the"
- - Spanky and the gang
- - They're no angels
- - Runners "around the rugged rock."
- - "Turn the ...... out!" (political slogan of 1871).
- - "Rugged rock" runners.
- - They ran "around the ragged rock."
- - 'The Little ......'
- - After even break, class is disrupted by rogues
- - al's scar sends rogues packing!
- - Mischievous children
- - Disreputable people
- - Scoundrels or naughty children
- - Lass with car moving little devils
- - Mischievous or cheeky people
- - Artist with tricky class -- naughty boys?
- - Cheeky children
- - Alfalfa, Buckwheat and friends
- - "Little" kids of old films
- - Impish types
- - Impish kids
- - Alfalfa et al.
- - Spanky, Alfalfa and gang
- - Untrustworthy group
- - "Little" kids of film
- - Alfalfa, Spanky and others
- - Buckwheat's buddies
- - Spanky and Alfalfa
- - Kids up to mischief
- - Alfalfa Spanky et al.
- - "Our Gang" kids
- - Villians
- - Unscrupulous people
- - Picaresque fellows
- - Air Force supersonic missiles.
- - Scaramouches.
- - Blackguards
- - Knaves
- - Reprobates
- - Varlets
- - Miscreants
- - Untrustworthy ones
- - Trouble-makers.
- - Bums
- - Mischievous ones
- - Troublemakers
- - Mischief makers
- - Little devils
- - Imps
- - Scamps
- - Rogues
- - Scoundrels
- - Scalawags
- - impish rogues
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