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curse word
noun
a profane or obscene word, especially as used in anger or for emphasis; curse.
Synonyms: , , , , ,any term conceived of as offensive.
Word History and Origins
Origin of curse word1
Example Sentences
I was like, “Oh, God, can I say one curse word?”
I’ve covered Nancy Pelosi for more than three decades and never once heard her utter a curse word, in public or private.
Jack Black wasn’t afraid to get silly in this week’s episode, which featured an appearance from Mike Myers, a curse word that slipped the censors and jabs at Morgan Wallen.
It sets the stage for backstabbing, strained loyalties, romantic possibilities and plenty of name-dropping — albeit with considerably less curse words than the original “Suits.”
If you add curse words and racially charged language on top of partisan classroom speech, teachers are even more likely to face discipline, he added.
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