Cloward

A clown and coward

Derogative term to call someone out as a clown, as well as a coward.

"this dude listens to Nav and Logic what a fucking cloward"

"me and so-and-so were clowning around snorting lines of crystal THC laced with donkey pills when Johnny started to bug out"
"Johnny is such a cloward"

by Psilocybe May 20, 2019

cloward

Name derived from a long line of royal badasses.

You're a Cloward? Right this way.

by Supreme overlord October 13, 2013

Cloward

Combination of Clown and Coward

Jerry Saltz is a cloward

by mayorofglebe666 September 25, 2021

Have at thee, coward!

Shakespearean for "come at me, bro". Found in Act One of Romeo and Juliet.

Tybalt: Have at thee, coward!

by saro_2109 April 29, 2013

cowardly custard

Another name for a shit-bag. Taken from the lion in The Wizard of Oz

He is a cowardly custard, hiding behind his ebay posting I.D.

by Terence Dactyl July 2, 2014

culture coward

Typically activists, teachers, and people with letters after their last name who reduce diversity to nothing but skin color.

That social just warrior just used the confused the word immigrant with person of color.

What a culture coward!

by Cinnabuns January 6, 2022

coward

someone who runs away or abandons his responsibilities or obligations during times of danger, distress, pain, or fear of the unknown; someone whose concern is only for himself

No man abandons his family w/o warning during times of suffering, that is what you call a coward.

by Sp1879 September 2, 2016