1. A low fellow.

2. A low vulgar-bred fellow. See Cadet.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cao,
• calad,
• cadat,
• candi,
• ced,
• cae,
• carda,
• corad,
• acard,
• cal,
• cahed,
• cazed,
• cartd,
• cald,
• cuald,
• caug,
• crad,
• caden,
• cahd,
• cadid

• car,
• caw,
• Cady,
• pad,
• cauda,
• cat,
• ad,
• clad,
• dad,
• CADA,
• lad,
• catto,
• sad,
• CATT,
• wad,
• cd,
• catty,
• fad,
• can,
• Had,
• COD,
• cab,
• caddy,
• Cathi,
• Catha,
• cade,
• mad,
• Cato,
• Cathy,
• Cate,
• c.o.d.,
• ca,
• caddie,
• caddo,
• cal.,
• cud,
• bad,
• chad,
• a.d.,
• card,
• cawood,
• cap.

The adjective form of the word "cad" is "cadish".

The plural of the "cad" can be the "cads".

The singular of the "cad" can be the "cad".