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Recalcit 

Recalcit by anonymous November 18, 2021
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Recalcitrant 

Being obstinately uncooperative toward authority.
Having a very uncooperative attitude.
Don't be recalcitrant Kevin. You know it brings out the worst in me.
- Crowley
Recalcitrant by FlowerDoctor June 23, 2018

Recalcitrance 

resisting authority or control; not obedient or compliant; refractory., hard to deal with, manage, or operate
His total recalcitrance is based on his personal experiences with the local police who has more than once violated his basic rights.
Recalcitrance by Maiduman December 20, 2009

Recalcitrump

Someone who has no intention of behaving
That politician is just incorrigible. He is recalcitrump.
Recalcitrump by Ruthless Goat September 2, 2022

recalcitrant 

Choosing not to atone for one's crimes.
The recalcitrant bastard child fleed from the authorities.
recalcitrant by Larstait November 14, 2003

Recalcitrant Donkey 

Sterilized profanity translation is Bad Ass.
(Sterilized profanity is a method of swearing you can do in front of your mother during dinner and, (if your father drinks) your father won't get the joke before you have finished dessert.)
Dude. That guy at the end of the bar is a bit of a recalcitrant donkey. It's best to leave him alone.

Do Not, Under Any Circumstances, allow The Recalcitrant Donkey to hear you call him that, otherwise, you will have to explain the meaning to him before he beats you to a bloody pulp!

Recalcitrant 

Something people say to feel smart and superior. Also not the best insult to use in a rap battle.
"How dare that recalcitrant bunch question my authority."
Recalcitrant by GBSausage July 9, 2018
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