Swearwolf
"Swearwolf" n. A person who doesn't typically use profanity, who when drinking or when around others who curse often, transforms into a mouthed sailor.
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swearworthy
swearworthy by Drunk Anonymous September 15, 2018
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alternative swearwords
There are many kinds of alternative swearwords, they are used for many reasons ranging from you don't want to get in trouble to you wanna look cool in front of your friends. Some examples: (note to add "er" or "ing" or whatever on the end use appropiate)
Fuck = Funk
Shit = Shnizz, Shizz, Shnizzle
Dick = Dink
Twat = Twit
Piss = Wizz
Those are some free tasters! Make you're own up!
Fuck = Funk
Shit = Shnizz, Shizz, Shnizzle
Dick = Dink
Twat = Twit
Piss = Wizz
Those are some free tasters! Make you're own up!
Examples of alternative swearwords being used in day to day life:
"Funk you, you funking piece of shnizz!"
"You funker! How could you be so stupid!"
"Go suck Jerry's dink you funking fag!"
"Ah ya twit!"
"Wizz off moron!"
"Oh yeah I'm down with the shnizzle!"
"Funk you, you funking piece of shnizz!"
"You funker! How could you be so stupid!"
"Go suck Jerry's dink you funking fag!"
"Ah ya twit!"
"Wizz off moron!"
"Oh yeah I'm down with the shnizzle!"
alternative swearwords by Sean Knox September 20, 2006
Danish Swearwords
Danish Swearwords by pis LORT FUCK DIN MOR June 11, 2018
sewerwolf
swearologist
A person who studies slang and swear words of other languages, particularly to defend one’s self in an Uber.
Thank god my friend is a swearologist with a Masters in Swearology. Otherwise I would have had no idea that my Uber driver was telling his friends I was a dirty rat slut.
swearologist by JTZebra August 28, 2023
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