Snollygoster: an unprincipled, but shrewd person. The origin of this word is unknown, but it was used to refer to dirty politics in 19th century America. One newspaper editor referred to a snollygoster as “a fellow who wants office regardless of party, platform or principle.”
Richard has not yet played a politician, honest or otherwise, but I do think this word could apply to our smooth criminal, John Mulligan. Definitely intelligent and definitely possessing fluid morals.
John Mulligan, the sexiest snollygoster around.
One snollygoster I wouldn't mind snogging.
the armitage effect 
Try saying “snogging a sexy snollygoster” quickly three times!
I did try and I did it! 😉
If the “sexy snollygoster” is the one above I’d go for it!! Just look into those eyes of his !! *melts* Snogging him would be – well – splendiferous!! (This apparently can mean ‘having great beauty and splendor’ so I think it fits!!) 😀
I think snogging this spendiferously sexy snollygaster would be, well–sublime!! How’s that for some alliteration, ladies! 😀
Simply “superbe” my dear!! But I might have to clean the screen if I say all those words too many times though!! Lol!! 🙂
Sublimely sensuous spendiferously sexy snollygoster Mr John Mulligan! Love alliterations! 🙂
Right there with you…
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