Dr. Blackwolf's definitions

Rhymesult

Rhyme + insult. An insult based not on characteristics of a person, place or thing but on rhyme. An example is the term Seppo. The term seppo is a shortened version of "septic tank" a derogatory term for Americans used by the British. The origin of the insult is rhyme (Septic tank = Yank) with the longstanding term Yank used to refer to Americans.

Seppo makes no sense unless you know it started out as a rhymesult.

by Dr. Blackwolf December 13, 2025

Fill

"Excrement," referring to British people or Australians. Originally "fill" was an industry polite term used to refer to the contents of a septic tank. Fill is used as a derogatory counter-insult to the British/Australian "Seppo" (septic tank = Yank). Thus, the insult being, "we may be septic tanks, but you're what fills them," and thus, is a way to refer to the British and Australians as excrement.

Oh great, another Fill doing mental gymnastics because he can't accept they lost both the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.

by Dr. Blackwolf December 13, 2025