Before I let you go, what's your favorite swear word?
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It's meaty philosophical, territory peppered with silly swear word substitutes.
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Have you never said a swear word in your life?
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And I just screamed the biggest swear word, and I never swear.
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Is "crap" still considered a swear word in today's day and age?
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Swear word or not, let's take a look at where it comes from.
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As we chat a little about Brexit, expect a swear word or two.
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The Good Place star reveals a brand new swear word alternative for season 3.
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I had never thought of this word as anything but your average swear word.
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Even with customers, I find that every other sentence contains some kind of swear word.
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"In mainstream feminist circles, the word pro-life is like a swear word," she said.
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Yeah, he may have the propensity for swearing but every swear word was written by David Milch.
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And from there, the cringe-worthy, swear word-heavy and downright embarrassing as hell stories began rolling in.
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He cursed his luck and was given a warning for a swear word he swore he never uttered.
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And no more hearing a swear word plus "I'm lagging out!" from the other room while I watch Netflix.
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So instead, they played a "clean" version in which the swear word is replaced with the sounds of men ejaculating.
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While an occasional swear word is usually accepted at work, it shouldn't become a pervasive part of an office's culture.
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A curse implies damning or punishing someone, while a swear word suggests blasphemy — invoking a deity to empower your words.
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Anyone who's ever had their iPhone autocorrect a certain swear word to "ducking" should have known this day was coming.
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But what she took issue with was not the "please stop killing people" sentiment, but the swear word Musgraves used.
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Lawrence that her favorite swear word is f*ckery, which is good to know for lipreading reaction shots during awards shows.
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If she did, that begs the question: Why did she censor one swear word in the song and not the other?
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The outrage comes because a newly-powerful woman in a traditional Palestinian robe used a swear word and people find that terrifying.
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For the tests, the students were told to choose a swear word, such as something they might say when banging their head.
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Just remember that "pinche" is considered a Mexican swear word in most households, so don't go throwing it around like a chingón.
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"Probably, like, 'fuck,' 'shit,' and 'plonkers,' but that ain't really a swear word," one of them said, making an inventory of profanities.
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The acronym stood for "Jesus F****** Christ" — not only did I take the Lord's name in vain, I used a swear word.
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For $60, the Cuss Collar, which fastens around a dog's neck, will spit out a swear word every time your dog barks.
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PM: Well, a note of warning to any Brazilian readers: F.O.D.A. is a swear word in Portuguese, but my meaning is G-rated.
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He slings the word "brat" as if it's a loaded swear word; the way it lands, it feels like the most vicious of insults.
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"He starts to head the other way, goes 20 yards down the line, and he calls me a certain other swear word," LaCava said.
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Notifications parents might receive via this dashboard are that their child shared a phone number, used a swear word, or posted an inappropriate photo.
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"I said — please don't write this, though, because I said a swear word — I said: 'What the heck is this thing,' " Dr. Carboni recalled recently.
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"They are absolute sponges and pick up all the good and bad things you do, like the occasional swear word," he notes of his little ones.
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"The last audible word she uttered before she died was actually a swear word that expressed her strong anger at the Japanese government," Ms. Yoon said.
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Jeremy Renner — the actor best known for a series of Marvel films and loving one swear word the most — has launched a fan app called Jeremy Renner.
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Others posit that it's derived from the Middle English words "fyke" and "fike," or the Low German "ficken," which first meant "to scratch" before becoming a swear word.
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Before the assault, Colell, who would have the students run a mile each time they used a swear word, said Long repeatedly cussed her out during one practice.
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"When we got people to repeat a swear word or a neutral word while they were doing it, we showed a performance increment with swearing," Stephens told WIRED.
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Colin: A moving meditation on the heaviness of trying to be alive...and also just a masterful pronunciation of "piss" the second funniest swear word, right behind bastard.
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Try out your new colored pencils on The Swear Word Coloring Book (be warned: there are swear words) to add a little attitude to an otherwise humdrum day.
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The Blair years saw historic reductions in inequality and child poverty, but Blairism has become a swear word to Labour's own members because it is seen as lacking integrity.
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It's likely that the team, knowing that Florysiak would be playing under their banner on national television, didn't want him to use a name so similar to an English swear word.
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I wish I could tell you that he didn't drop inspirational maxims as naturally as most people use swear words—or, hell, that I heard DJ Khaled use a swear word.
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He then asked them to submerge a hand in ice water for as long as they could, while repeating a word from either list: a swear word or a neutral one.
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I'm thinking of the one episode in 30 Rock where they name GE's new pocket microwave the "Bite-Nuker" and it turned out to be a swear word in French and Dutch.
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Always a sucker for a good swear word on book cover, I began reading this book just before I took on a role as HR department head at a multimillion-dollar company.
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The Guardian said it had reviewed the recording and that Johnson could be heard refusing to leave the flat and using a swear word to tell Symonds to get off his laptop.
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Dog's Blood is the literal translation of a Polish swear-word that you might utter under your breath if you saw this list and you were a stanch first four-year Alexis fan.
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The first thing you need to know about ex-Muslims is that the best term in Arabic to describe us is basically a swear word: murtadd, meaning someone who "turns their back" on Islam.
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More recently "kanker" (cancer) has become the swear word of choice in Dutch, although it also remains the most controversial, as cancer is more of a problem in today's world than, say, the plague is.
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Each theme entry is clued as a grawlix (a string of typographical symbols used to represent an obscenity or swear word) with the name of the actor or cartoon character most associated with uttering it.
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Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, who star in and created the ridiculously funny show, told USA Today this week Trump's name is getting bleeped out, just like any other swear word on the basic cable channel.
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One of the low points in Johnson's time as foreign secretary was when he refused to deny reports that he used a swear word to describe business leaders who were concerned about the impact of Brexit.
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Perhaps you think that a curse might lead to an altercation, but in this puzzle we're thinking about movies, where a swear word could be the difference between a G rating and a PG RATING. 24D.
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Meet Jamal James, an unheralded 30-year-old from Minneapolis who refuses to trash-talk, doesn't utter a single swear word during an entire interview, and simply lets his fists do the talking when it's time to fight.
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Amid the 100,000 likes and 780 comments and all the "YASSSSSS"es and "Rowan i love u as much as u love beyonce"s it generated were comments criticizing her for posting an image with a swear word.
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The Sanders campaign signaled on Wednesday that it was still fighting hard: Mr. Weaver sent a fund-raising email noting that an unnamed Clinton campaign aide had hurled a swear word at Mr. Sanders in a Politico story.
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I asked him about the fantastic film's one swear word, and he made me say the line — "f--- off Hitler" — before answering my question, athough he did go off on a tangent about crustless sandwiches in between that.
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Just in time for Mother's Day, which this year is May 14, Kraft's Mac & Cheese is out with a video to remind parents that "nobody is perfect," especially when it comes to letting a swear word slip in front of the kids.
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That's one of the reasons I'm against swearing bans at work or on Twitter: It is possible to be outrageously racist, misogynist, or homophobic without using a single swear word, and it is possible to be a splendid ally while swearing your head off.
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Normally, he asks parents if they want to have the swear-word chat, and usually the parents let Bennett handle it (just making sure the child is comfortable, and reminding him that swearing on set doesn't mean he's allowed to swear in real life).
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On Thursday, in front of a hotel conference room here filled with women nibbling clementines and brownie bites, he cut an imposing figure, with his physique still fit from actual martial arts, his booming voice and his skill with a well-placed swear word.
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This has the potential to be funny and incredibly obnoxious, while also raising some interesting questions should you open that echoing message in a public place: If you know someone is at work, you probably don't want to send nudes with an echo effect or even a single swear word.
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In Javanese language, the term "bajigur" was used as euphemism for the swear word "bajingan" or "bajirut".
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Chude has become a swear word in the Arkhangelsk region. As late as 1920, people of that region used legends of the Chudes to scare small naughty children.
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The words "lempo" and "hiisi" are also used as very mild swear words in the Finnish language. "Piru" is a slightly stronger swear word. This is also work of Christians, they weren't originally bad words.
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In a 1966 interview, he stated that he had never drunk alcohol, not uttered a swear word, although he smoked cigarettes for 108 years. In his later years he made a living selling automated needles and digging graves. In 1966, he divorced his wife Marie.
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John le Fucker was an Englishman who appears in an administrative record of 1278, and who has attracted attention for his unusual surname. His name has been proposed as incorporating the earliest recorded instance of the English swear word fuck, but this interpretation has been challenged.
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Gaby and Carlos are at the Fairview Elementary Thanksgiving play watching Juanita. Gaby tells Carlos that Juanita is not a good actress so she picks out a kid they can pretend is their own. When Juanita has trouble pronouncing "persecution", she gets frustrated and uses a four-letter swear word. Later, Gaby and Carlos are meeting with the principal and she informs them that as punishment Juanita will have to write a letter of apology to the other classmates and family members who heard the swear word, will not be able to participate in the final two performances of the Thanksgiving pageant, and will be on cafeteria cleaning duty for the next two weeks.
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When Chas & Dave performed the song on Top of the Pops, the BBC producer demanded that they not sing the word "cowson", an old-fashioned swear word meaning "son of a bitch". The duo obliged by omitting the word, leaving a brief pause instead, but only after multiple takes as they kept forgetting not to sing it.
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284 The episode later debuted in the United Kingdom on Sky One on April 19, 1998.Cornell, Day, and Topping, p. 411 However, because the title "Chinga" is a Mexican Spanish swear word "equivalent to 'fuck' and in very common usage", the episode was retitled "Bunghoney" when it aired in the UK.Cornell, Day, and Topping, p. 413 "Chinga" received mixed reviews from critics.
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McCaffrey said Browne should have "chosen a different swear word or called her something else" and that Browne had apologised on Facebook, but said that the screenshot of the conversation had been cut and hid the treasurer's remarks. The Education (Freedom of Association) Amendment bill received royal assent on 30 September 2011 and came into force on 1 January 2012.
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He didn't actually know what the meaning of the word 'kaffir' was. He actually heard the South African players say it. He thought it was a swear word, so when he said it, he obviously had no idea what he was saying. He was only 18 years old and the other person didn't even hear it and it didn't really affect the match.
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In the interview, Marchessini also asserted that homosexuals are motivated by lust rather than love, said that rape was impossible within a marriage, and reasserted his opinions about women wearing trousers. According to him, only skirts excite men and he advocated a ban on the practice of women wearing trousers. Swear word censored in the source and bleeped out in the television report.
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In 2016 Paddy appeared in this Channel 5 series about Traveller life from the children's perspective. Paddy talked about the importance of staying on in education for his community. He appeared on This Morning alongside his granddaughter, 8-year-old Margaret, to debate this issue. He uttered a swear-word on live television, forcing host Eamonn Holmes to make an apology.
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The English version of the song caused some controversy as the preview video for the song contained a swear word, even though this was not included in the official version of the lyrics. The European Broadcasting Union threatened to disqualify the entry if the offending word was included in the live performance , and although Silvía used it in the rehearsals, she dropped it for the live performance.
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Jono and Ben's attempt to clean up the "smut" on New Zealand TV. Clips from a recent news story, advertisement or TV show are shown but certain ordinary words are bleeped out leading the viewer to believe the presenter said a swear word at that point, which in turn changes the context of dialogue. This segment is similar to Jimmy Kimmel's "Unnecessary Censorship" portion of his show.
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'Scum' for instance, it was a lot of fun recording that song and singing it. Great lyric". Perhaps the closing track "Fail" is one of the band's most direct and angry songs as it is the first time they used a swear word in their music. When asked about why "Fail" was chosen to be the closing track Gore explained that it "sums up the album in a way.
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She has several grudges, including a hatred of all humans and foxes for the way they treat birds. Lastly, there is Vince, Nelson's older brother (Vulpus cuntitcus), a violent, foul-mouthed fox who considers himself a proper animal. Almost all his lines contain at least one swear word that is always bleeped over. There is no over-riding story arc between episodes, but each episode does contain recurring elements.
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Katie O'Dell is the baby daughter of one of Andy's friends, Margaret O'Dell. Paige sometimes babysits for her, usually with disastrous results. One time, Paige fell asleep on the job allowing Katie to find scissors and chop up her brand-new dress while wearing it. In another case Paige watched an adult show, Jerzy Spaniel (a parody of Jerry Springer) with Katie discovering a swear word, repeating it over and over.
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Eventually, he loses the game and accidentally swears. Patrick then races to the Krusty Krab to tell Mr. Krabs with SpongeBob trying to stop him. When SpongeBob bursts through the front door and tells Mr. Krabs that Patrick said the swear word, Patrick then joins along. Eventually, Mr. Krabs stops their gibberish explanations, and takes SpongeBob and Patrick outside and makes them paint the Krusty Krab as a punishment.
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All direct references to sex were deleted; Renault's selling of visas for sex, and Rick and Ilsa's previous sexual relationship were implied elliptically rather than referenced explicitly. Also, in the original script, when Sam plays "As Time Goes By", Rick remarks, "What the —— are you playing?" This line was altered to: "Sam, I told you never to play..." to conform to Breen's objection to an implied swear word.
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The 15th Annual TV Week Logie Awards were presented on Friday 16 February 1973 at the Southern Cross Hotel in Melbourne and broadcast on the Nine Network. Bert Newton was the Master of Ceremonies. American film star Glenn Ford and television actors Michael Cole, Gail Fisher and Loretta Swit were in attendance as guest presenters. The programme is remembered for a drunken, incoherent acceptance speech from Cole which concluded with a swear word.
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Strunz's wife, Claudia, left him for fellow German international Stefan Effenberg. On 10 March 1998, he was one of the main targets in a furious press conference held by Bayern manager Giovanni Trapattoni, who addressed the media in broken German. The Italian press was amused by his surname pronounced repeatedly and with great vigor by the coach, since in Italian "stronzo" is a swear word literally meaning "turd", but roughly equivalent to "asshole".
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When Milhouse states that he does not think "Leviticus" is a swear word, Bart replies, "Shut the hell up, you damn-ass-whore!"Toy Story 2 (1999) - IMDb When Apu mentions that milk, Mentos and lottery ticket scrapings are being used as jet fuel it is an allusion to the Diet Coke and Mentos eruption. Louie is dressed similarly to Steve Randle (played by Tom Cruise) from the movie The Outsiders, which starred Matt Dillon.
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Andrew Moore has cited anti-semitism as the "touchstone of the League's ideology",Moore, Andrew The Right Road: A history of Right-wing Politics in Australia Oxford University Press (1995) p. 69 although the league has in the past characterised anti-semitism as "a political swear word used to criticise those who do not agree with Zionist policies"."SIR ROBERT SPARKES JOINS THE ZIONIST SMEARERS" , On Target, June 1984 – Australian League of Rights. Retrieved 5 March 2015.
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Campaign button used in the 1976 United States presidential election. Common four-letter words (in this sense) that are widely considered vulgar or offensive to a notable degree include: cunt, fuck (and regional variants such as feck, fick, fock and foak), jism (or gism), jizz, shit, twat and tits. Piss (formerly an offensive swear word) in particular, however, may be used in non-excretory contexts (pissed off, i.e. "angry", in US English and British UK English; pissed, i.e.
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Suomi Finland Perkele is the third full-length album by Impaled Nazarene, the last to feature both Luttinen brothers. It is infamous due to its nationalistic themes; for example, in the lyrics to "Total War - Winter War". "Suomi" is the Finnish word for Finland and "perkele" ("devil") is a common Finnish swear word. Three versions of the sleeve exist: gold on black (OPCD 026-A), black on gold (OPCD 026-B) and black on silver (OPCD 026-C).
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The film was unconventional from Spede at the time, not featuring him in either a starring role or in the writing crew. The film's title is a pun. Literally translated the title means "Satan's Radicals". Saatana is a swear word in Finnish similar in meaning to "God damn it", so the title holds a double meaning as the four characters (referred to twice in the film as radicals) are from and of Satan, as well as literally from Hell.
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On the set, Pesci and Stern both had difficulty refraining from swear words, which became annoying to Pesci, since Culkin was on set as well. In fact, the only swear word that made it into the film was "shit", accidentally said by Daniel Stern when his shoe fell through the doggy door. Pesci's use of "cartoon cursing", or menacing gibberish, garnered comparisons to Looney Tunes character Yosemite Sam. The film's stunts also created tension for the crew during shooting.
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In the song's lyrics, 'D.K. Bose' appears to be a person's name but it is also a double entendre for a Hindi swear word Bhosadi ke (Bhosadi Ke ~ "भोसड़ी के" in Hindi and it literally means "Of the vagina" and holds the same intention as "Cunt") when spoken backward (Bose D. K.). The lyrics were apparently inspired by rants of reality star, Dolly Bindra on Bigg Boss (Season 4), as she regularly used phrases like Bose D.K.
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This Sino-American heritage is illustrated by labels on crates in the episode "The Train Job", consisting of a Chinese flag superimposed over a United States flag. The show features slang not used in contemporary culture, such as adaptations of modern words, or new words. "Shiny" is frequently used in a manner similar to the real world slang "cool" and "gorram" is used as a mild swear word. Written and spoken Chinese as well as Old West dialect are also employed.
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Filipino, the national language of the Philippines, is the standard register of Tagalog, so as such the terms Filipino profanity and Filipino swear words are sometimes also employed. In Tagalog, profanity has many names: in a religious or formal context, it is called lapastangang pananalita ("blasphemous/irreverent speech") or pag-alipusta/panlalait ("insult"). The word paghamak is also sometimes used formally and has a sense similar to "affront". Colloquially, the words mura ("swear word") and sumumpâ ("to wish evil [on someone]") are used.
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This is actually quite a controversial topic among fans, seeing as some believe the "swear word" could have been another word entirely. Beast won their first award, Rookie of the Month for December, awarded by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. In early 2010, Beast promoted their second single, "Mystery", from the mini- album, with live performances on the weekly music shows. The members created their own humorous amateur music video for the song, featuring fellow Korean pop singers including members of Girls' Generation and Kara.
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Disinhibition can also lead to sexually harmful behaviour, particularly when coupled with a lowered sense of risk and danger and a child with a brain injury can often become vulnerable to exploitation by peers or by strangers. A reduced ability to access and to process language and therefore to ‘word find’ appropriately can result in an increased inclination to use a more readily accessible word - such as a swear word or a more aggressive word - and this can obviously alienate and concern friends, who could interpret this as anger or aggression.
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Clark also deduced that if anyone had decided to have Gazza as his mentor they wanted to have their head examined... Gascoigne, in his eagerness to welcome to Mirandinha, also took it upon himself to teach Mirandinhan English. His first exercise was to teach Mirandinha the days of the week and then have his teammates test Mirandinha on his progress. Gascoigne taught Mirandinha all the days of the week but substituted Wednesday for a swear word. Mirandinha once highlighted he wanted a coffee from the soup and hot drinks seller at Benwell.
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"I never heard him utter a swear word. He goes to mass almost every day and has put all eleven of his children through catholic colleges. That's Well's life: his family, his church, and his Giants."Axthelm. p. 45. Tim, however, had two ex-wives and lived a more outgoing, laid back lifestyle.Pervin. p. 65. Wellington fought the AFL-NFL merger that took place in the 1966 season, and as a result, the league gave him $10 million to allow another team, the Jets, into the city as an NFL team.
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Roger Fuckebythenavele was a 14th-century Englishman who was cited in court records of 1310–1311. His name has been proposed as incorporating the earliest recorded instance of the English swear word fuck. Roger Fuckebythenavele is mentioned seven times (with minor variations in spelling) in the plea rolls of the Chester County Court for the years 1310–1311. The "serjeants of the peace" had been ordered to arrest Roger and produce him before the court, but they had failed to find him, in consequence of which he was outlawed.
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A swear jar in China containing Reminbi A swear box or swear jar (also known as a swearing jar, cuss jar, or cuss bank) is a device to help discourage people from swearing. Every time someone utters a swear word, others who witness it collect a "fine", by insisting that the offender put some money into the box. The container may be made of glass, porcelain, or metal, and may have a lid with a slot. From time to time, the accumulated money may be used for some agreed-upon purpose, or contributed to charity.
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The song's title contained the word "Poromboke" which formerly meant land of the commons but has become a popular swear word. The music video also garnered attention for combining Tamil slang dialect with carnatic music. The song is a raga-malika and is based on the ragas Anandabhairavi, Begada, Hamir Kalyani, Devagandhari, Salagabhairavi and Sindhubhairavi. Kodaikanal Still Won't Krishna collaborated with rap and gaana kuthu artists in this multi-genre music video in protest of multinational Unilever's double standards and its refusal to apply the globally accepted environmental standards in India.
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The Arbëresh diminutive and augmentative system is calqued from Sicilian and takes the form of /-ats(-ɛ)/ = Sic. -azz(u/a); for example "kalac" (cavallone/big horse), and the diminutive takes the form of /-tʃ-ɛl(-ɛ) from Sic. /-c-edd(u/a); for example "vajziçele" (raggazzina/little girl).The Arbëresh word for "swear word" is "fjalac" and comes from a fusion of the Arbëresh word of Albanian etymology: "fjalë" plus the Sicilian augmentative /-azz[a]/ minus the feminine gendered ending /-a/; this calques the Sicilian word 'palurazza' which is cognate with Italian 'parolaccia'.
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In Stephen King's 2006 novel Lisey's Story, the main characters, Lisey and Scott Landon, use the word smuck instead of fuck, replacing it wherever fuck would be conceivably used: smucking, mothersmucker, smucked up, etc. In the Gaunt's Ghosts series by Dan Abnett, the Imperial Guardsmen use the word feth as a general all-purpose swear word, primarily to replace the word fuck. In the series TZA, John Spencer uses spash in place of most curses from the second book forth. Throughout his comic novel Myron, Gore Vidal replaces various obscenities with the names of judges who were involved in an obscenity trial.
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The Swabian term for housefly is Mugg. This is akin to Mücke, the standard German word for mosquito. According to linguist Hans-Martin Gauger, the second element in the word Muggeseggele corresponds to the standard German Säckel, meaning little sack; the term, therefore, must have originally referred to the scrotum, like the Latin cognate saccellus. This second element in the word occurs independently in Swabian German as Seckel, which is used as a swear word and is thus a rare instance of a sexually themed abusive word in the German language, which mostly uses scatological swearing.
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Because the calotte is a strong symbol for students at Catholic universities in Belgium, it is often associated with the broader Catholic institutions, and therefore used in anticlerical expressions. In the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium, "kaloot" (plural "kaloten") is an epithet for clericalist Catholics. It is a pun on "calotte" and on "kloten" (the Dutch word for testicles, which plays the role of an all- purpose swear-word like "fuck" in English). In the French-speaking part of Belgium "calotte" is mentioned in the following anticlerical song: :À bas la calotte, à bas la calotte :À bas les calotins ...
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Bugger or buggar can at times be considered as a mild swear word. In the United Kingdom the term has been used commonly to imply dissatisfaction, refer to someone or something whose behaviour is in some way inconvenient or perhaps as an expression of surprise. In the US, particularly in the Midwest and South, it is a slang but not offensive noun meaning "small animal". The term is used in the vernacular British English, Australian English, New Zealand English, South African English, Indian English, Pakistani English, Canadian English, Caribbean English, Malaysian English and in Sri Lankan English.
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" Pelit expresses their frustration for guilds in Legends of Valour, stating that "There is no point in joining the guilds because the hero has no abilities to develop! You need to join the guilds only because the design of the game requires it." Pelit's only compliment for Legends of Valour is its graphics, calling movement "technically sound" and expressing that "Externally, it looks good and with the smallest window, it updates quickly, which is a plus." Pelit concludes their review by stating that "In [Legends of Valour] EVERYTHING is so perfectly (swear word) that the human brain capacity is not enough to understand it.
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In Woonsocket, Rhode Island, John and Andre encounter Mark, a homeless alcoholic living in a tent in the woods. Mark has attempted to go to detox in the past, but a $250 deductible is standing in the way. As darkness falls, the crew is faced with the choice of breaking one of its cardinal rules, by spending its own money, a decision which splits the group in two, and causes the mild-mannered Molly to use an unexpected swear word. Additionally, the crew meets Mark's tentmate Normand, who seems to be in even worse shape than Mark, and who at the time is completely inebriated.
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While Fox wanted to sign a contract, Guillotine refused as they did not want to give up the rights and the artistic freedom, for instance they would be censored from using the swear word קיבינימט and from mentioning that Piposh's father drowned in the Yarkon River. An album featuring music, interviews, and other content entitled At the Piposh Tavern was released by Guillotine and the Tag Group in 2004. A fourth game (excluding the spinoff) was to be released but this was eventually cancelled. Running until at least 2004, 'Piposh Congresses' have been held as national meeting for all the fans of Piposh and Guillotine.
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Luca Perasi, Paul McCartney: Recording Sessions (1969–2013), L.I.L.Y. Publishing, 2013, . McCartney's increased interest in social issues came to prominence on this album, with the anti animal cruelty rocker "Looking for Changes" (McCartney and his wife Linda both being long time vegetarians by this time) and paeans for a better world ("Hope of Deliverance" and "C'Mon People"). The B-Side "Big Boys Bickering" lambasted politicians, with the phrase "Big boys bickering, fucking it up for everyone" showing a more aggressive side of McCartney and rare use of a swear word in the song. Another notable B-Side is "Long Leather Coat", a protest song co- written by Linda McCartney.
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Production ended in May 1991, well after the Volkswagen Group took over SEAT, to be replaced by SEAT Toledo, which was the first Volkswagen developed car from SEAT. The saloon based on the Ibiza, the SEAT Cordoba, was launched in end of 1993. The Málaga sold relatively well in Spain, but was less popular in export markets, despite sharing the same System Porsche powertrain with the SEAT Ibiza. The Málaga was marketed in Greece as the SEAT Gredos,SEAT Gredos, Greek TV commercial, 1987 after the Spanish mountain range Sierra de Gredos, because the word Málaga was considered too similar to malakas, a ubiquitous Greek swear word.
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The Boys in the Band is a 1970 American LGBT drama film directed by William Friedkin. The screenplay by Mart Crowley is based on his 1968 Off-Broadway play The Boys in the Band. It is among the first major American motion pictures to revolve around gay characters and is often cited as a milestone in the history of queer cinema, and is also thought to be the first mainstream American film to use the swear word "cunt". The ensemble cast, all of whom also played the roles in the play's initial stage run in New York City, includes Kenneth Nelson, Peter White, Leonard Frey, Cliff Gorman, Frederick Combs, Laurence Luckinbill, Keith Prentice, Robert La Tourneaux, and Reuben Greene.
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Claire feels guilty as she had ignored Joshua's earlier complaints of pain, but he soon recovers. That winter she develops a close yet unlikely friendship with Becky McDonald (Katherine Kelly), despite their initial dislike due to Becky's stepdaughter, Amy Barlow's (Amber Chadwick) use of bad language in front of Joshua and Freddie. Together with Becky and John Stape (Graeme Hawley), they organise a pantomime of Cinderella shortly before Christmas 2009, which features Claire in the title role, Steve McDonald (Simon Gregson) as Prince Charming and Becky as Dandini. This too is very successful, apart from when Claire's concerns for Amy are illustrated when, on stage, she becomes star struck and, instead of singing, says a swear word.
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The movie is set on the life of an unnamed protagonist who is called Gandu by most who address him in the movie (an Indian slang/swear word that would literally translate to 'of the ass', the English translation running in the subtitle translates it to the English 'Asshole'). Gandu is portrayed as a frustrated teenager whose state of mind is shown by intercuts of him rapping in Bengali (it is later revealed in the movie that he is also the member of a rap band). Gandu's mother seemingly supports the family through the magnanimity of her 'lover' Dasbabu. Gandu's mother and Dasbabu are shown having graphic sex a number of times.
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Playing Beatie Bow is directed by Donald Crombie, and produced by Jock Blair, Bruce Moir and John Morris. It is rated PG instead of the milder G because Abigail uses a swear word ("shit") towards the end of the film as well as two scenes in which Annesley appeared semi-nude.TV Tropes, Cosi rated PG Also, due to Annesley only being 16 at the time of filming, the kissing scenes between herself and 26-year-old Phelps were "toned down" to avoid controversy. Most of the film was shot in Adelaide, including using one of the city's iconic indoor amusement arcades "Downtown" and its popular second-floor roller skating rink for a scene early in the film.
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The novel was controversial on its initial publication, being the first Doctor Who story in any medium to feature coarse language, drug use, and sex. This reflected the adult readership of the New Adventures, as well as the age of most Doctor Who fans at the time; prior to this, the novels had generally stayed within the same boundaries as the TV series. Aaronovitch noted that previous New Adventures had already alluded to characters having sexual relations and that all he did in this novel was put it "on screen". Complaints about swearing in latter New Adventures eventually resulted in the introduction of the substitute swear word "cruk", in the manner of television series such as Porridge and Red Dwarf.
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In the 2010s, "nigger" in its various forms saw use with increasing frequency by African Americans amongst themselves or in self-expression, the most common swear word in hip hop music lyrics. Ta-Nehisi Coates suggested that it continues to be unacceptable for non-blacks to utter while singing or rapping along to hip-hop, and that by being so restrained it gives white Americans (specifically) a taste of what it is like to not be entitled to "do anything they please, anywhere." A concern often raised is whether frequent exposure will inevitably lead to a dilution of the extremely negative perception of the word among the majority of non- black Americans who currently consider its use unacceptable and shocking.
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Marge desperately attempts to cover it up with pink and white frosting before rushing to the bake sale. Lisa suggests that Bart help them, though he only agrees after negotiating immunity from punishment for all his past and future pranks (and making Skinner teach him a new swear word). At Jimbo's house, the bullies make a powerful stink bomb (which resembles the canisters of Sentox Nerve Gas from season 5 of 24) from the expired yogurt and a variety of other putrid items, and plan on detonating it at the bake sale. During his investigation, Bart's phone call is accidentally crossed with a call from Jack Bauer of 24, who is busy in a gun battle, and turns it into a prank call against him ("Ahmed Adoudi").
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Our Lady of the Inferno is Fassel's first novel. It began life in 2007 as a book about the employees of a Times Square grindhouse in the 1970s that he stopped working on after six years because "it was really terrible" and, despite being 250,000 words, "nothing had happened in it yet." He then began developing the Nicolette character, but couldn't come up with an idea for a final girl to serve as her foil; he credits the invention of Ginny to a meeting with the Soska Sisters during his time writing for Rue Morgue magazine, during which Jen Soska told him that her favorite swear word is "kurva," meaning "whore." The idea of a woman whose last name was "Kurva" served as the impetus for creating the Ginny character.
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Hergé started collecting these types of words for use in Haddock's outbursts, and on occasion even searched dictionaries to come up with inspiration. As a result, Captain Haddock's colourful insults began to include "bashi-bazouk", "visigoths", "kleptomaniac", "sea gherkin", "anacoluthon", "pockmark", "nincompoop", "abominable snowman", "nitwits", "scoundrels", "steam rollers", "parasites", "vegetarians", "floundering oath", "carpet seller", "blundering Bazookas", "Popinjay", "bragger", "pinheads", "miserable slugs", "ectomorph", "maniacs", "pickled herring"; "freshwater swabs", "miserable molecule of mildew","Logarithm", "bandits", "orang-outangs", "cercopithecuses", "Polynesians", "iconoclasts", "ruffians", "fancy-dress freebooter", "ignoramus", "sycophant", "dizzard", "black-beetle", "pyrographer", "slave- trader" and "Fuzzy Wuzzy", but again, nothing actually considered a swear word. On one occasion, this scheme appeared to backfire. In one particularly angry state, Hergé had the captain yell the word "pneumothorax" (a medical emergency caused by the collapse of the lung within the chest).
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Camba is a word historically used in Bolivia to refer to the indigenous population in the Eastern tropical region of the country, or to those born in the area of Santa Cruz, Beni, and Pando (the Eastern region of Bolivia). Nowadays, the term "Camba" is used predominately to refer eastern Bolivians population of Spanish mixed with some Chane and other Amazonian descent born in the eastern lowlands in and around Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Colla people, who are the population that lives in Western Bolivia, have always been in conflict with Camba people due to their different customs, behavior and appearance. Therefore, it may be common to hear Camba people use the term "Colla" as a swear word or to insult the Western population as such as it is possible to hear Collas curse on cambas.
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During the course of the interviews, he brushed off the accusations with profanities (such as caguei, a Portuguese swear-word for the verb "to defecate" which also means, roughly, "I couldn't care less") and boasted he was able to do whatever he wanted during the 2014 World Cup including denying press credentials to those who are critical of him or changing match schedules at his own pleasure. All of Teixeira's declarations were later confirmed by Rodrigo Paiva, head of public relations for the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF).(In Portuguese) Papo de buteco. 2011-07-08. Retrieved 2011-08-05(in Portuguese) Folha Universal. 2011-07-17. Retrieved 2011-08-05 The remarks stirred a lot of controversy in both the Brazilian press(in Portuguese) UOL. 2011-07-07. Retrieved 2011-08-05(in Portuguese) ESPN Brasil. 2011-07-08.
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The premiere of the play was at the Royal Court Theatre in London in the downstairs Jerwood Theatre. The staging involved live chickens, a live tortoise and goldfish, and several real trees surrounding an onstage caravan. It was directed by Ian Rickson and starred Mark Rylance as Johnny, Mackenzie Crook as Ginger, Alan David as the Professor, Tom Brooke as Lee, Danny Kirrane as Davey, Gerard Horan as Wesley and Barry Sloane as Troy Whitworth, Aimee- Ffion Edwards as Phaedra, Lucy Montgomery as Dawn and Dan Poole as Danny. It received very positive reviews all round: > There are several of the Royal Court's trademark "in your face" shock > tactics and an exceptionally high swear word count even by the exacting > standards of the address, this rich three-hour play is also tender, > touching, and blessed with both a ribald humour and a haunting sense of the > mystery of things.
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"The Man Don't Give a Fuck" was issued as a single in December 1996, having originally been set for release as a B-side on Super Furry Animals' previous single "If You Don't Want Me to Destroy You". Steely Dan frontman Donald Fagen was upset that a sample of his band's track "Show Biz Kids" featured so prominently on "The Man Don't Give a Fuck", and refused Super Furry Animals' request to use it at the time. Eventually Fagen relented but demanded 95% of the track's proceeds, a situation which Rhys was happy with as he felt the song would never get played due to its frequent use of the swear word 'fuck'. Asked about the "perverse" decision to release a single containing the word 'fuck' 50 times by a journalist for X-Ray magazine in 2003, Rhys claimed that the band allowed themselves to be manipulated by former label Creation Records who came up with the idea.
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Since the 2010s the word nigger has been used with increasing frequency by African Americans amongst themselves or in self-expression, the most common swear word in hip hop music lyrics. As a result, it is a word that is heard daily by millions of all races worldwide who listen to uncensored hip hop and other music genres, while being socially unacceptable for anyone but African Americans to utter. Ta-Nehisi Coates has suggested that it continues to be unacceptable for people who are not of African ancestry to utter the word nigger while singing or rapping along to hip-hop, and that by being so restrained it gives White Americans (specifically) a taste of what it's like to not be entitled to "do anything they please, anywhere". Counterpoint to this standpoint is the open question of whether daily, frequent exposure by non-Black Americans to African Americans using the word will inevitably lead to a dilution of the extremely negative perception of the word among the majority of non-Black Americans that currently consider its use unacceptable and shocking.
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