what are the worst words you can say?
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['Colonel. “Colonel” is just an unwieldy disaster of phonetics and it spits in the face of the English language. ... ', 'Rural. There is no graceful way to say rural. ... ', "Fester. The fricative “f” sound meets the perfectly innocuous “-ester” to create something that's just abominable. ... ", 'Puce. ... ', 'Squelch. ... ', 'February. ... ', 'Pustule. ... ', 'Bosom.']
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Firmly state your disapproval by commenting descriptively and asserting expectations. Tell your child what you want, not what you don't want. Rather than “Cut the backchat!” say, “Jamie, I heard you being rude to me under your breath. I don't like that kind of behaviour.
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['bitter.', 'biting.', 'bitten.', 'bitchy.', 'biters.', 'bitmap.', 'bitted.', 'bitser.']
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If you describe someone as foul-mouthed, you disapprove of them because they use offensive words or say very rude things. adj. (disapproval)
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['lame.', 'lamentable.', 'late.', 'laudable.', 'laughable.', 'laughing.', 'lazy.']
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['irrelevant.', 'irritation.', 'irrational.', 'irreverent.', 'irresolute.', 'irreligion.', 'irritative.', 'irremeable.']
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in the worst way (not comparable) (chiefly US and Canada, idiomatic) Urgently; desperately; to an extreme degree. I need a drink of water in the worst way.
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piss in (someone's) Cheerios rude slang To really upset, irritate, or disappoint someone.
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["6 That's The Right Thing To Do (When Really It's A Bad Decision)", "7 I Can't Talk Right Now. ... ", '8 This Looks Way Better Than What You Wore Last Week. ... ', "9 It's My Life. ... ", "10 You Shouldn't Go Travelling. ... ", '11 I Hate Your Significant Other. ... ', '12 She Has A Point. ... ', "13 You've Really Messed Up This Time. She has done something really stupid. ... "]
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And what are you once you're there? You're damned, of course. You can understand why damning someone to Hell—in other words, wishing them to suffer great pain and agony for the rest of eternity—is a pretty insulting thing to say. However, much like hell, damn is not a very strong or harsh swear word compared to others.
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['Nerts.', 'Gin Rummy.', 'Egyptian Rat Screw.', 'Golf.', 'Idiot.', 'Slap Jack.', 'Speed.', 'Beggar My Neighbor.']
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What is the difference? Worse and worst are the comparative and superlative forms of the adjective bad. Worse should be used to compare two things. These can be objects, places, people, ideas, etc.
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['cranky.', 'dour.', 'grouchy.', 'melancholy.', 'sad.', 'sullen.', 'testy.', 'ugly.']
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['Never have I ever sat on a public toilet.', 'Never have I ever put gum under a table.', 'Never have I ever stepped barefoot in dog poop.', 'Never have I ever tasted dog or cat food.', 'Never have I ever had a baby spit up on me.', 'Never have I ever thrown up after seeing someone else throw up.']
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['bitter.', 'dismal.', 'heartbroken.', 'melancholy.', 'pessimistic.', 'somber.', 'sorry.', 'wistful.']
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["You can't handle it when you're sick, never mind any child of yours. ... ", "You don't like Peppa Pig. ... ", 'You relish your freedom. ... ', "You're right in the middle of House of Cards. ... ", "You just don't get them. ... ", "You can't even keep a plant alive. ... ", 'The sound of a child wailing makes liquid spurt from your EYES. ... ', "You can't afford one."]
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['AFF.', 'FRO.', 'FIZ.', 'FLU.', 'FLY.', 'FOB.', 'FOE.', 'FOG.']