Obscure Insults

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Definition - someone (such as a child) who tells secrets about what someone else has done: one who tattles(a blend of and ) is not a particularly new word, beginning to appear in the middle of the 19th century. So what did we call the people who informed the teacher who the culprit was behind that unfortunate incident with the thumbtack before this time? There were a number of choices, but some of the ones which are still common today, such as (18th century) and (16th century) predate tattletale.Who’s going to tell? Are you going to be a tattle-tale?

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List of rare insults

I ain’t one bit afraid of a hundred old Aunt Bashys; and, if you just keep still, maybe she won’t know any thing about it.— Estelle Kendall, Master and Pupil, 1869. Definition - a person who is overanxious to please his superiors or seniorsWhile there may be some similarities, the should not be confused with the (an Australian word for a person who talks or lecture overmuch) or the ear-bender (a primarily US term for someone who talks too much). Ear banger appears to have originated (in print, at least) in the 1940s, part of the rich slang of the United States Navy.Piffsie Ear-Banger makes some numbers with Corporal Boot.— Leatherneck (Quantico, VA), Oct. Definition - a bad playerEvery so often you need a specific insult, and bumblepuppist is about as specific as they get. We will grant you that the game of whist is not as popular as it once was, having been edged out by newfangled card games such as and, but once upon a time whist was the most deucedly popular card game in the land.

The Urban Dictionary is a wellspring of dirty, dirty words, and none are as hilarious as these 14 insults. Better stock up on the burn ointment.

This ranks pretty high on the list of words which are likely inapplicable in your life, but imagine how excited you will be if you do meet someone who not only plays whist, but is bad at it, and you have the appropriate descriptor.Bumblepuppist is also sometimes rendered as bumblepupper, and the word for 'whist played poorly or without regard for rules' is (from and ).' Bumblepuppy,' as defined by a renowned authority upon whist, is a game played by people who imagine that they are playing whist, but who in reality know nothing of that intricate game.— The New York Times, 1 Jul. Definition - a tailorcomes from combining the verb with the noun, and has been used for some five hundred years to refer to a practitioner of the arts. It is not explicitly labeled as an insult, although in most cases in which it is used it does not appear to be intended as a compliment.Ask the neighbours when you come home, and you will quickly hear, that by them was no thought of care or sorrow; but that they have plaied, ranted and domineer'd so that the whole neighbourhood rung with it; and how they have played their parts either with some dried Baker, pricklouse Tailor, or smoaky Smith, they themselves know best.— A. Marsh, The ten pleasures of marriage, 1682.

Everyone knows a primo insult or two, even if your personal rules of decorum prohibit their usage. But, if you think about it, there aren't many new insults (or swear words, for that matter). The ones you heard from that guy in middle school are pretty much the same ones you hear now.Let's hop in the time machine and head back a couple of hundred years. These words/phrases might seem rather quaint and out of place now, but back then, they got your attention. You scobberlotcher! Thy vile canker-blossom'd countenance curdles milk and sours beer!'

Let's examine a few more, shall we? SmellfungusAnytime you invoke a smell of some type, you're mining insult 'gold.' There's a great backstory here, too.Author Laurence Sterne met author Tobias Smollett in 1764. Sterne was struck by how critical Smollett was of the places he visited. Afterward, Sterne would then go on to publish a book called Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy, and it included a character by the name of Smelfungus, who always griped and moaned.So, if you're on vacation and one of your friends complains about the food (or water/furnishings/airplane flight/cost), they're a smellfungus and they're stinking up that tropical air.