Noun:

शाप शब्द,

cuss word's Usage Examples:

statement saying the problem was not with the word "reformasi", but the cuss word "celakamu" (Malay: "damn you").

birthday party, but then the whole town realizes that Roddy spat out a cuss word that citizens should not swear.

"Funky Onions", but the sister of Jim Stewart thought it "sounded like a cuss word"; it was therefore renamed "Green Onions".

cursing, cussing or swearing, cuss words (American English vernacular), curse words, swear words, bad words, dirty words, or expletives.

"Maori Party"s new co-leader: Headstrong Marama Fox reveals her cuss word".

was an old-school music man but was smartly dressed, you never heard a cuss word out of him.

language, which may also be called cursing, cussing or swearing, cuss words (American English vernacular), curse words, swear words, bad words, dirty.

" In Raising Arizona (1987) it surfaced as "Aw, he don"t know a cuss word from Shinola.

I"ve known him, I"ve never seen him smoke, take a drink or even say one cuss word.

offensive use of language, which may also be called cursing, cussing or swearing, cuss words (American English vernacular), curse words, swear words.

poor acting: "that beneath all the cuss words and the sex jokes you get a whiff of laziness.

Aside from the cuss word, the only intrigue comes from trying to work out whether Franc actually.

""If they cannot hear you when you whisper, watch when you say a cuss word"".

Synonyms:

dissyllable, word form, linguistic unit, loan-blend, neologism, coinage, opposite, opposite word, polysyllabic word, headword, deictic word, holonym, hybrid, disyllable, closed-class word, syllable, reduplication, head word, partitive, polysemous word, written word, dirty word, loanblend, monosyllable, syncategoreme, affix, whole name, proparoxytone, form, subordinate word, content word, trisyllable, anagram, meronym, guide word, vocable, language unit, superordinate word, open-class word, primitive, polysemantic word, antonym, polysemant, substantive, signifier, classifier, logical quantifier, synonym, paroxytone, back-formation, neology, cognate word, terminology, nomenclature, function word, derivative, term, four-letter word, cognate, palindrome, catchword, language, descriptor, manner name, deictic, troponym, homonym, anaphor, hapax legomenon, quantifier, loan, retronym, guideword, hypernym, loanword, metonym, key word, superordinate, diminutive, heteronym, part name, hyponym, charade, monosyllabic word, oxytone, equivalent word, nonce word, syncategorem, contraction, subordinate, spoken word, head, four-letter Anglo-Saxon word, polysyllable,

Antonyms:

synonym, antonym, categoreme, categorem, singular,