Mobster (noun)

A member of an organized crime group, typically the Mafia.

Origin:

From the italian word "mafioso", which means a member of the mafia.

Examples:

1. The mobster was known for his ruthless tactics and ability to intimidate.
2. The FBI had been investigating the mobster for years, but were unable to build a case against him.
3. The mobster was finally brought to justice after turning state's witness and testifying against his associates.
4. The mobster was notorious for his involvement in illegal gambling and drug trafficking.
5. The movie "The Godfather" depicted the life of a powerful mobster in the Italian-American community.