figurative. Dirty, filthy, obscene. Also as a general term of abuse: Mean, scurvy, sorry, vile, contemptible. Also, inferior, poor, bad; ill; in…
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释义 | the mind > goodness and badness > inferiority or baseness > inferior person > [adjective] > as abused (25) lousyc1386 figurative. Dirty, filthy, obscene. Also as a general term of abuse: Mean, scurvy, sorry, vile, contemptible. Also, inferior, poor, bad; ill; in… greasya1529 as a contemptuous or abusive epithet. mongrela1594 Of a person: worthless, contemptible. Occasionally in figurative context. derogatory (now chiefly Australian). shake rotten1595 a term of abuse. strummell-patch1600 a contemptuous epithet for a person. thornbackly1605 of the nature of a thornback: cf. 1c above. toad-spotted1608 pissabed1643 derogatory. That wets the bed; (more generally) despicable, contemptible. Now rare. shit-breeched1664 shit-breech1675 That is a shit-breech. mole-catching1693 Designating a person who catches moles. In quot. 1693 figurative: designating a man who seeks out and seduces women; womanizing, philandering. nine-eyed1694 Having nine eyes. poxya1758 Infected with pox; spotty. Now in weakened colloquial use (chiefly British): of poor quality, useless, worthless (frequently as a general term of… cocksucking1872 Designating a contemptible or despicable person or thing (also as an intensifier); (sometimes literal) designating a person who practises fellatio. bastard1877 colloquial. Used as an intensifier, typically expressing annoyance, contempt, hostility, etc., on the part of the speaker. Cf. sense A. 2. motherfucking1890 Despicable, obnoxious, contemptible, damnable. Used esp. as an intensifier. son-of-a-bitching1902 despicable, obnoxious, contemptible (used esp. as an intensifier). so-and-so1929 euphemistic as a term of abuse. mother-raping1932 zombie1937 In general use as a modifier, esp. in sense 2b. chickenshit1940 Worthless, contemptible. pissy-arsed1940 drunk; given to drinking too much; also in more general pejorative use. bastarding1944 Used as an intensifier, typically expressing annoyance, contempt, hostility, etc., on the part of the speaker. Cf. bloody, adj. 8a, sodding, adj. mother-loving1948 slang (originally and chiefly U.S.) (euphemistic). = motherfucking, adj. mothering1951 slang (originally and chiefly U.S.). euphemistic. = motherfucking, adj. |
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