Reverse Dictionary: ABUSE

ABUSE,  ABUSED,  ABUSIVE,  ABUSIVELY – ADJECTIVES (also see TERM OF ABUSE below)
– abused CHEWED Bk2006 US sl.  
– abused, ill-treated HAMMILLED Bk1905 Eng. dial.  
– abused; maligned DUMPED ON Bk2006 US sl.
– abused, treated very badly FAIR TROD ON 1891 sl.
– abusive ILL-HIVERED;  ILL-HYVERED Bk1905 Sc.
– abusive LEARY 1873 Eng. dial.
– abusive, abounding in abuse; using or practicing abuse ABUSEFUL 1642 obs.
– abusive, chiding, blameworthy, reprehensible CORREPT 1659
– abusive, disparaging VILIPEND a1851 Sc.
– abusive, foul-mouthed;  slanderous, calumnious BLACK-MOUTHED 1595 obs.
– abusive; given to abuse ABUSIOUS 1594 obs. rare
– abusive, impudent, insolent, foul-mouthed ILL-MOUTHED 1825 Sc.
– abusive, insolent, saucy; surly MANDY c1730 Eng. dial.
– abusive in speech TINKLER-TONGUED 1885 Sc.
– abusive or coarse in language SCURRILOUS 1576
– abusive; powerful in raillery or abuse RAILIPOTENT 1593 nonce word  
– abusive, scolding, noisy RANDY 1822 Sc. & Eng. dial.
– abusive, slanderous, rude, bitter; said of the tongue ILL-SCRAPED 1777 Sc.
– abusive, wrangling, railing; reproachful CONVICIATORY 1611 obs.
– characterized by abusive or obscene language BLACKGUARD 1806 Amer. dial.
– given to uttering abuse or slander, vituperative ILL-TONGUED a1300
– grossly abusive, foul-mouthed, scurrilous THERSITICAL 1650 rare
– in the habit of using abusive or malicious language; foul-mouthed ILL-GABBED 1866 Sc.
– strongly abusive or censorious VITUPERIOUS 1604 obs.
– term of abuse POCKEY;  POCKY 16C sl.
– term of abuse SHIT-BREECHED M17 sl.
– using abusive language OPPROBRIOUS 1387
 
ABUSE etc. – ADVERBS
– abusively, in an abusive manner; improperly ABUSEFULLY 1656 obs. rare  
– abusively, with opprobrious language OPPROBRIOUSLY a1513
 
ABUSE etc. – NOUNS
– abuse ABUSEFULNESS 1893 Eng. dial.
– abuse BESPATTERMENT 1870
– abuse, abusing RAILING 1470-85
– abuse, a scolding BLACKING 1873 Eng. dial.
– abuse, a scolding, vituperation CALLING Bk1898 Eng. dial.
– abuse, a scolding, vituperation CALLS Bk1898 Eng. dial.
– abuse; a slanging match; obscene language DAMSON-PIE c1865 colloq.
– abuse, banter, abuse, teasing RAG c1880 sl.
– abuse, blame, recrimination; a scolding SAUCE Bk1904 Eng. dial.
– abuse, blame, reproach LASTING a1225 obs.
– abuse; chatter; impudence; any sort of talk JAW 1748 sl.
– abuse, cheek, impudence, insulting speech BACK-CHAT 1901 sl.
– abuse, evil-speaking BALE c1220
– abuse, filthy or obscene talk or writing; impudent language BALDERDASH 1715 Eng. dial.
– abuse, harassment; insolence CRAP 1935
– abuse, impudence, cheek; gossip OLD BUCK Bk1905 Eng. dial. 
– abuse, insults, backtalk VERBALS 1960s sl.
– abuse, misuse, perversion; defilement ABUSAGE 1548 obs.
– abuse; noise PALAVER 1781 Eng. dial. obs.
– abuse, reviling CONVICY Bk1955
– abuse; scandal HARD WORD 1891 Sc. & Eng. dial.
– abuse, scolding BALLYRAGGING 1885 Eng. dial.
– abuse, scolding CALL Bk1888 Eng. dial.
– abuse, slander; a malevolent or abusive tongue; bad language ILL-TONGUE 1746 Sc.
– abuse, stuff, nonsense MESS 1937 Amer. dial.
– abuse; the act of scolding, annoying, etc.; an instance of this RAGGING 1796
– abuse, the imputation of shameful or infamous conduct OPPROBRY 1432-50 obs.
– abuse; unfair treatment ​SHIT 1980 UK sl.
– abusive language AMPERLASH 1879 Eng. dial.
– abusive language CAMPERLASH Bk1898 Eng. dial.
– abusive language VITUPERATION 1481
– abusive language, a loud, scolding tongue TINKLER’S JAW 1886 Sc.
– abusive language, a loud, scolding tongue TINKLER’S TONGUE 1887 Sc.
– abusive language; an insolent or hostile answer; a retort BACK-JAW M19 Sc. & Amer. dial.
– abusive language; a scolding; a quarrel HAZY Bk1902 Eng. dial.
– abusive language, impudence ILL-WIND 1866 Sc.
– abusive talk BACK-HASH 1898 Sc.
– an abuse; a beating UGLY Bk1905 Eng. dial.
– an abusing or misleading ABUSEMENT 1819 obs.
– an abusive tongue; bad language ILL-WEEN Bk1905 Sc.
– an abusive tongue; coarse, abusive language, insolence ILL-JAW 1809 Sc.
– an abusive tongue, insolent, vile language, a disposition to use such language ILL-MOUTH 1880 Sc.
– an abusive verbal attack VOLLEY 1996 UK sl.
– an abusive, vituperative tongue TINKER’S TONGUE 1821 Sc.
– any form of abusive, negative speech BAD TALK 1960s African-American sl.
– a term of abuse; a dirty word SHIT-WORD c1275 obs.
– a using abuse, evil-speaking TONGUE-SORE 1542 obs.
– half-humorous abuse, low raillery BADDORDS 1778 Sc. obs.
– rude, abusive talk FARMYARD TALK L19 sl.
– verbal abuse; rude, harsh, or abrasive speech ROUGH TONGUING 1916 colloq. rare  
– violent or coarse abuse BALLYRAG Bk1898 Eng. dial.
 
ABUSE etc. – NOUNS, PERSON
– a child abuser, a sex criminal CHESTER THE MOLESTER 1980s US college & criminals’ sl.
– an abusive, aggressive person; a hoodlum, a thug GANGSTER 1980 African-American sl.
– an abusive, loud, shrewish woman TANTARIA 1996 W. Indies sl.
– a person given to the use of abusive language; one who by the use of such language causes public disturbance; applied to both men and women, but in the 17th century perhaps increasingly to women SCALD a1500 Sc.
– a person serving as an object of abuse; a scapegoat PUNCHING BAG 20C colloq.
– a person who abuses, intimidates, or harasses others, yet, esp. following resistance or disagreement, claims to be a victim of ill-treatment CRYBULLY 1999 sl., derogatory
– a person who inflicts harmful physical abuse on an infant or small child, usually a parent BABY BATTERER 1972
– a person who is an object of abuse, derision, or ridicule BUTT 1607
– a person who is an object of abuse, derision, or ridicule THE BUTT OF A JOKE 1796
– a person who is or who has been abused ABUSEE 1836
– a person who is the object of general abuse, scorn, derision, or the like TARGET 1757
– a verbally abusive, cantankerous woman BLADE 1996 Ulster sl.
– a verbally abusive, cantankerous woman TACKLE 1998 Ulster sl.
– a weak man who physically abuses women WOMAN-JESSIE 1930s sl.
 
ABUSE etc. – VERBS
– to abuse RAPE 1970s US college sl.
– to abuse RAVEN B1900 Eng. dial.
– to abuse TAKE DOWN 17C  
– to abuse YENTZ 1950 sl.
– to abuse freely; to scold YAMBER Bk1905 Eng. dial.
– to abuse or berate someone; to reprimand someone severely TAKE SOMEONE APART 1984 sl.
– to abuse or criticize USE;  USE UP M19 US sl.
– to abuse or criticize someone; to better in argument DUMP ON 1967
– to abuse or slander verbally; to talk in scurrilous terms about someone or something BLACKGUARD 1950 Amer. dial.
– to abuse sexually QUEER 1970s sl.
– to abuse someone else WANK;  WHANK 1940s sl.
– to abuse, to answer in an insolent or hostile manner; to retort, altercate BACK-JAW 1866 Sc. & Amer. dial.
– to abuse, to assail with the tongue BETONGUE 1639
– to abuse, to break forth in vituperation BLARE (OUT) 1908 Amer. dial.
– to abuse, to call names, to rail at BECALL 1682 Eng. dial.
– to abuse, to call names, to speak evil of; to scold; to malign, to misrepresent MISCALL 1660 Sc. & Eng. dial.
– to abuse, to call names, to speak ill of; to scold CALL 1854 Sc. & Eng. dial.
– to abuse, to call one a rogue BEROGUE 1673 obs.
– to abuse, to calumniate BESCUMMER 1825 Eng. dial.
– to abuse; to cheat; to trick; to deceive SHAFT 1970s African-American sl. 
– to abuse, to criticize maliciously BAD-MOUTH 20C N. Amer. sl.  
– to abuse, to cry aloud; to censure, to reprimand, to use violent language OPEN OUT Bk1905 Eng. dial.
– to abuse; to debase; to subject to humiliating or degrading treatment CROW-TREAD 1593 obs.
– to abuse, to defame BLAD Bk1911 Sc.  
– to abuse; to domineer over, to push about BAMBOOZE Bk1898 Eng. dial. 
– to abuse, to ill-treat; to overwork HAMMIL Bk1905 Eng. dial.  
– to abuse, to ill-use, to maltreat, to spoil, to injure MISGUIDE 1787 Sc.  
– to abuse, to insult GIVE SOMEONE THE VERBAL 1973 Brit. sl. 
– to abuse, to mismanage MARGULLIE;  MURGULLY 1721 Sc. obs. 
– to abuse, to misuse DISABUSE Bk1900 Sc.  
– to abuse, to quarrel with; to find fault with BEQUARREL 1624 obs. 
– to abuse, to reprove, to express anger at a person GIVE SOMEONE CURRY 1941 Aust. sl.
– to abuse, to scold BARGE 1860 Eng. dial.  
– to abuse, to scold CAIRD 1928 Sc.  to abuse, to scold 
– to abuse, to scold MALLERAG B1900 Eng. dial.  
– to abuse, to scold SCALL 1820 Sc. 
– to abuse, to scold TATOO 1827 Ireland 
– to abuse, to scold TONGUE-WALK 1841 
– to abuse, to scold WALK DOWN ONE’S THROAT B1900 
– to abuse, to scold heartily, to berate TONGUE-BANG 1901 Eng. dial. 
– to abuse, to scold; to defame BLACK 1866 Eng. dial.  
– to abuse, to scold; to find fault with SAUCE 1882 Eng. dial. 
– to abuse, to scold, to rate; to taunt MOB 1884 Eng. dial.
– to abuse, to scold; to reprimand severely ROUNDSHAVE 1892 Eng. dial. 
– to abuse, to scold vigorously; to annoy, to molest BACK-HASH 1816 Sc. 
– to abuse, to scold vigorously; to annoy, to molest BAGHASH 1816 Sc.
– to abuse, to slander, defame, vilify; to speak disparagingly of ILLIFY 1862 Eng. dial.  
– to abuse, to slander; to cover with opprobrium; to speak abusively or contemptuously of or to OPPROBRIATE 1649 
– to abuse; to sully with vice BESPURT 1603 obs.  
– to abuse, to talk aggressively VERBAL 1960s sl. 
– to abuse, to tease MOLLYHAWK Bk1913 Amer. dial. 
– to abuse, to treat evilly, to use ill BESHREW c1430 obs.
– to abuse, to trick, to tease roughly, to chaff JOLLY M19 sl., orig. US 
– to abuse, to use coarse language BALDER Bk1898 Eng. dial. 
– to abuse; to use something improperly, to misuse; to pervert BUSE 1589 
– to abuse; to use violent language JAW 1748 sl. 
– to abuse vigorously, to rate, to scold RICK INTO 1894 Eng. dial.
– to abuse, to vilify CALL OUT OF NAME Bk1898 Eng. &  Amer. dial. 
– to abuse, to vilify CALL ONE OUT OF HIS NAME Bk1898 Eng. &  Amer. dial.
– to abuse, to vilify ILL-TONGUE 1883 Sc. 
– to abuse; to vilify JAWHAWK 1890 Amer. sl. 
– to abuse, to vilipend, to despise, to disparage WALLIPEND 1847 Sc. 
– to abuse, to vituperate RANDAN 1764 obs. rare  
– to abuse violently CALL ALL TO PIECES Bk1898 Eng. dial.  
– to abuse violently, to rate soundly SHAKE UP a1556 obs. 
– to abuse violently; to scold or revile in foul language BALLYRAG 1790 Eng. dial.  
– to abuse violently; to scold, to rate; to talk severely to, to reproach RAG a1796 Eng. dial. & sl.
– to abuse with rancour LAND-DAMN 1891 Eng. dial. obs.  
– to abuse with the tongue, to scold vehemently CLAPPERCLAW 1692 obs. exc. Eng. dial.  
– to asperse with abuse, flame, flattery, praise, etc. BESPATTER 1644 
– to asperse with abuse or reproach; to sully with vice BESPURTLE 1604 obs.  
– to assail with abusive language BULLY-RAG 1813 colloq.  
– to be abused or defeated TAKE IT IN THE SHORTS 1994 US sl.  
– to be abused or scolded TAKE GAS 1950s US sl. 
– to be verbally abused GET THE BLUE PENCIL L19 sl. 
– to cover with abuse, to befoul, to stain, to disfigure; to asperse BERAY 1576 obs. or arch. 
– to cover with abuse; to vilify or slander, to calumniate BESPATTER 1653  
– to dispense abuse DISH OUT 1908 US sl.  
– to engage in an abusive verbal attack HOLLER AND HOOT 2001 UK sl. 
– to put up with a lot of abuse EAT SHIT M20 US sl.  
– to shout abuse GIVE OFF A LOT OF MOUTH 1999 UK sl. 
– to spatter with abuse; to vilify BEDAUB 1553-87 
– to speak abusively BACKFIRE 1970 sl.  
– to speak abusively or aggressively AIR OUT ONE’S MOUTH ON 20C W. Indies sl. 
– to speak abusively, to quarrel CAGMAG 19C Eng. dial. 
– to take abuse TAKE GAS Bk1966 US students’ sl.
– to use abusive, insolent language ILL-WEEN Bk1905 Sc. 
– to use abusive language, to give someone insolence ILL-GAB 1866 Sc. 
– to use abusive language, to give someone insolence ILL-JAW 1866 Sc. 
– to use abusive language, to give someone insolence ILL-MOUTH 1866 Sc. 
– to use abusive language, to give someone insolence ILL-WIND 1866 Sc. 
– to utter abusive language RAIL 1460-70
– to verbally abuse EAT 1930s sl. 
– to verbally abuse EAT THE FACE OFF 1930s sl. 
– to verbally abuse EAT THE HEAD OFF 1930s sl. 
– to verbally abuse PASH AT Bk1905 Eng. dial. 
– to verbally abuse RAG OUT 1980s US & Can. sl. 
– to verbally abuse ROAR THE TRIPE OUT OF Bk1999 Aust. sl.
– to verbally abuse ; to harangue; also, to tease, to mock GIVE A PERSON THE BUSINESS 1936  
– to verbally abuse; to lay a curse on LAY A HEARING ON 1931 Amer. dial. 

​​TERM OF ABUSE – NOUNS
– an affectionate term of abuse SOPPY DATE 1900s UK juvenile sl. 
– a strong term of abuse DEAD CUNT 1990s Aust. sl. 
– a term of abuse ACAMY;  AKAMY 1908 Sc. 
– a term of abuse ADDER c1000 
– a term of abuse AFTERBIRTH 1960s sl. 
– a term of abuse ALLEY BAT 1968 Amer. dial. 
– a term of abuse APPLEKNOCKER 1939 Amer. dial. 
– a term of abuse ARAB 1976 UK sl., derogatory and offensive 
– a term of abuse ARSEHOLE-CRAWLER L19 sl.
– a term of abuse ARSEHOLE-CREEPER L19 sl. 
– a term of abuse ARSEL-CREEPER L19 sl. 
– a term of abuse ASSASSIN L19 UK criminals’ sl. 
– a term of abuse ASS-LICKER 1972 Amer. sl. 
– a term of abuse ASS-MASTER 1990s US college sl. 
– a term of abuse ATE-YOUR-BUN 1990s Irish sl. 
– a term of abuse BABOON c1500 
– a term of abuse BABY-RAPER 1950s US sl., derogatory 
– a term of abuse BACON-FACE 19C sl. 
– a term of abuse BAG O’ WANK 1990s sl. 
– a term of abuse BALLOCK 1940s sl. 
– a term of abuse BOUSY;  BOUZZIE;  BOWSEY;  BOWSIE;  BOWSY L19 Irish sl. 
– a term of abuse BUTT-FUCKER 1972 Amer. sl. 
– a term of abuse BUTTMUNCH 1993 US sl. 
– a term of abuse CAN OF PISS 2000s Irish sl. 
– a term of abuse COCK-SNIPER 1970 Amer. dial.
– a term of abuse COOSE;  COOZE;  KUSE 1948 US sl. 
– a term of abuse CRUD 1932 
– a term of abuse CUM-TWANG 1599 obs. 
– a term of abuse DARRYL 1990s sl. 
– a term of abuse DATE 1910s Aust. sl. 
– a term of abuse DEADPICKER 1930s US sl. 
– a term of abuse DEADSHIT 1980s Aust. sl. 
– a term of abuse DOG BREATH 1981 US sl. 
– a term of abuse DOG’S FACE c1590 
– a term of abuse DORKBREATH 1974 US sl. 
– a term of abuse DROL 1960s S. Afr. sl. 
– a term of abuse DRY-BLOWER 1895 Aust.
– a term of abuse DUNGHILL 1608 obs., derogatory 
– a term of abuse DUNGHILL RAKER 1591 rare 
– a term of abuse EGG ROLL 1970s NZ prison sl. 
– a term of abuse FACE FART 2000s NZ sl. 
– a term of abuse FANNY 2001 sl.
– a term of abuse FANNY RAT 1990s sl. 
– a term of abuse FART-SACK 1940s sl. 
– a term of abuse FART’S END E18 sl. 
– a term of abuse FAT-FACE 1741 
– a term of abuse FAW Bk1900 Eng. dial.
– a term of abuse FLOBBERCHOPS 19C Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse FUSTILUGS 1607 obs. exc. Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse HALTER-SACK 1598 obs. 
– a term of abuse HANIEL;  HANNIEL 1783 Sc. & Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse HOBBLE 1952 Irish sl. 
– a term of abuse HOM 1990s homosexual sl. 
– a term of abuse JACK A LOON 1895 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse JACK-A-LANTERN 1895 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse JUGHEAD 1926 sl., chiefly US
– a term of abuse KENNEL-RAKER c1589 obs. 
– a term of abuse LOWLIFE 1909
– a term of abuse LOW-LIFER 1902 colloq., orig. US
– a term of abuse MARE Bk1905 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse MONGREL L16 Aust. & NZ sl. 
– a term of abuse MOPOKE 1946 Aust. sl. 
– a term of abuse NUTBAG 1990s Amer. sl., derogatory
– a term of abuse NUTSACK 1990s Amer. sl., derogatory
– a term of abuse OIL TANKER 1992 UK rhyming sl. for ‘wanker’
– a term of abuse OMADHAUN 1818 Ireland 
– a term of abuse PARCEL 20C Irish sl. 
– a term of abuse PENTWEEZLE 1656 obs. 
– a term of abuse PISSHEAD 1946 NZ & UK sl. 
– a term of abuse POLESMOKER 2000s sl.
– a term of abuse POLICEMAN 1920s US prison sl.
– a term of abuse POMPILLION a1625 obs. rare
– a term of abuse POOR JOHN 1589 obs.
– a term of abuse RAASHOLE 2000 UK sl. 
– a term of abuse RAM-SKYT c1460 obs. rare 
– a term of abuse RAT BASTARD 1920s sl., orig. US 
– a term of abuse RAT-ASS 1950s sl., orig. US 
– a term of abuse SATCHEL-ARSED SON OF A WHORE 18C sl.
– a term of abuse S.B. L19 US euphemism 
– a term of abuse SACKET 1853 Sc. & Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse SAD 1990s sl. 
– a term of abuse SALAMI SLAPPER 1990s sl. 
– a term of abuse SARDINE M19 US sl. 
– a term of abuse SATCHEL-ARSE 18C sl. 
– a term of abuse SCAMY BEGGAR Bk1904 Sc. 
– a term of abuse SCHLEP 1930s sl., orig. US
– a term of abuse SCRUFF 1950s sl. 
– a term of abuse SCUNGE 1967 colloq. 
– a term of abuse SHAGAMUFFIN 1642 obs. rare 
– a term of abuse SHITABED 1653 sl. rare 
– a term of abuse SHITBUM 1960s sl. 
– a term of abuse SHIT-FACE 1937 sl.
– a term of abuse SHIT-RAGS 1598 sl. obs. rare 
– a term of abuse SHITTER 1970s sl. 
– a term of abuse SHYPOO 1952 NZ sl. 
– a term of abuse SKEET 20C sl.
– a term of abuse SKID MARKS 1990s sl. 
– a term of abuse SWINE c1175 derogatory
– a term of abuse SWINE-DOG 1909
– a term of abuse SWINE FACE;  SWINE’S FACE 1567
– a term of abuse SWINE SNOUT 1592
– a term of abuse SWISS BANKER 2003 UK rhyming sl. for ‘wanker’
– a term of abuse TOAD’S-GUTS 1634 obs. 
– a term of abuse UNCLE BEN 1970s US homosexual sl. 
– a term of abuse VADGE 1980s sl. 
– a term of abuse VAG 1980s sl. 
– a term of abuse VERDUGO a1616 obs. rare 
– a term of abuse VERMIN 1777 Sc. & Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse WANK-BAG 1990s sl. 
– a term of abuse WORMDICK 1990s sl.
– a term of abuse WORMROD 1990s sl.
– a term of abuse WORRIE-CROW 1824 Sc. 
– a term of abuse WRETCH-CLAAT;  WRETCH-CLAHT 1980s Black British sl. 
– a term of abuse YAK 1980s US sl. 
– a term of abuse YIT 1970s UK juvenile sl. 
– a term of abuse; a blundering fool, a blockhead LOBCOCK a1553 obs. exc. Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse; a contemptuous term for an individual CACK 1970s sl.
– a term of abuse; a ‘cunt’ JAMES HUNT 2003 UK rhyming sl. 
– a term of abuse; a despicable or contemptible person PUSSYCLAAT 1957 sl., orig. & chiefly Jamaican
– a term of abuse; a fool RAISIN-BRAIN 1990s African-American sl. 
– a term of abuse; a fool, a simpleton LAPHEAD Bk1902 Eng. dial.
– a term of abuse; a foolish person MOOK 1930s US sl. 
– a term of abuse; a hag; a scold CALLET a1528 obs. exc. Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse; a knave, a rogue CUST 1535 Sc. obs. 
– a term of abuse; a loudmouth BLIRT 1950s Irish sl. 
– a term of abuse; a mean, contemptible person SCADGER M19 sl.
– a term of abuse among younger schoolchildren BEAN-BAG Bk2007 UK sl.
– a term of abuse; an extreme insult; an unpleasant or despicable person (also see UNPLEASANT and DESPICABLE) MOTHER-PLUGGER 1920s African-American sl. 
– a term of abuse; an inferior person MANDRAKE 1508 obs., chiefly Sc. 
– a term of abuse; an ugly or bad-tempered person, a stupid person PARTAN 1895 Sc. 
– a term of abuse; an ugly or contemptible person FART-FACE 1938 Amer. sl.
– a term of abuse; a person who is unsightly in appearance BARGHEST 1863 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse applied to a man or woman CUT a1534 obs. exc. Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse applied to a person who laughs at any trifling thing; a grinning fool GRIZZLEDEMUNDY 1818 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse applied to a woman; an inferior woman TARLEATHER 1575 obs. rare 
– a term of abuse applied to men; a sportive, mischievous lad RIDGEL 1703 Eng. dial.
– a term of abuse applied to one accused of dishonesty DIRTY FINGERS 1865 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse applied to persons or animals TINKER 1895 Ireland 
– a term of abuse; a repugnant, odious, dirty, or boring person GRUNGE 1960s sl., orig. US 
– a term of abuse; a rogue, an eccentric RATBAG 1890 sl., orig. Aust. & NZ 
– a term of abuse; a sod, an annoying, irritating, or unpleasant person HADDOCK (AND COD) 1962 UK rhyming sl. 
– a term of abuse; a stunted, useless, feckless person WISGAN 1894 Sc. 
– a term of abuse; a stupid, obnoxious, or worthless person BOHUNKUS 1933 
– a term of abuse; a ‘wanker’ WRIST JOB 2000 UK sl. 
– a term of abuse; a wretch ASPERSEAND 1848 Ireland 
– a term of abuse between men SPUNK DUST 1984 UK sl.
– a term of abuse between men SPUNKBUBBLE 1984 UK sl. 
– a term of abuse, esp. aimed at girls or women MAGGOT 1980s Aust. sl. 
– a term of abuse, esp. of a policeman VARK 1950s S. Afr. sl. 
– a term of abuse for a cantankerous person SAUERKRAUT;  SOURCROUT;  SOURKRAUT M19 sl., chiefly Aust. & US
– a term of abuse for a cantankerous person SAUERKRAUTER M19 sl., chiefly Aust. & US 
– a term of abuse for a dirty, objectionable person SCLYOG 1882 Sc. obs. 
– a term of abuse for a dull, stupid fellow; a dolt  MALT-HORSE 1590 obs. 
– a term of abuse for a girl SQUALL 1570 obs. 
– a term of abuse for a greedy, stingy person NAGAS Bk1903 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse for a lazy, loutish person LETHRON 1718 Sc. obs. 
– a term of abuse for a low woman SUCCUBUS 1622 
– a term of abuse for a man MARMOSET a1500 obs. 
– a term of abuse for a man SON OF A SEA COOK 1851 Amer. dial. 
– a term of abuse for a man SON OF A SEA CROOK 1851 Amer. dial. 
– a term of abuse for a man SON OF A SEA-GOING COOK 1851 Amer. dial. 
– a term of abuse for a man CONGER-HEAD 1810
– a term of abuse for a man SON OF A SEA COCK 1851 Amer. dial. 
– a term of abuse for a male NEEDLEDICK 1969 Amer. sl.
– a term of abuse for a male or female FAGGOT 1950s US sl. 
– a term of abuse for a male or female NAUGHTY-PACK 16C obs. exc. Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse for an idiot, a booby; a lazy lubber LOLLYPOT 1746 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse for an obnoxious person SHITHEAD 1961 sl. 
– a term of abuse for an old woman LUCKY-MINNIE 1794 Sc. rare
– a term of abuse for an old woman RIBIBE c1386 obs.
– a term of abuse for an overweight or obese person GUTS 1596 UK derogatory 
– a term of abuse for an overweight or obese person GUTSY 1596 UK derogatory 
– a term of abuse for an ugly, annoying, or contemptible person BUTTFACE 1973 US sl. 
– a term of abuse for an upstart UPJUMP 1910s Aust. sl. 
– a term of abuse for any disliked person SKEEZA;  SKEEZE;  SKEEZER 1980s sl., orig. African-American 
– a term of abuse for a person CUSTARD-PATE 1639 obs. 
– a term of abuse for a person FILLET OF COD L20 rhyming sl. for ‘sod’ 
– a term of abuse for a person HACK-MUCK 1931 Sc. 
– a term of abuse for a person HANGING BONE VILLAIN 1848 Ireland
– a term of abuse for a person HARLICAN 1896 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse for a person LAND-RAT 1632 obs. 
– a term of abuse for a person MAGA DOG 1950s W. Indies Rasta 
– a term of abuse for a person MAWKIN 1819 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse for a person NAG 1598 obs. 
– a term of abuse for a person RABBIT 1597 
– a term of abuse for a person SHIT-BREECH 1675 
– a term of abuse for a person STOOGE 1960s US college sl. 
– a term of abuse for a person TARLEATHER 1575 obs. rare 
– a term of abuse for a person VEEKO 1929 Sc. 
– a term of abuse for a person WOOLLY DOG Bk1919 Aust. services’ sl. 
– a term of abuse for a person; a fiendish person HELL-PUP 1903 Amer. dial. 
– a term of abuse for a person; an inferior person TAR-BARREL 1695 obs. 
– a term of abuse for a person; an inferior person TARTAR 1590 
– a term of abuse for a person who has a fat stomach FATGUT(S) 1596
– a term of abuse for a person who has a fat stomach GUTFATTY L16 sl. 
– a term of abuse for a wicked person WARLOCK a1000 obs. 
– a term of abuse for a woman BAINGLE 1870 Sc. 
– a term of abuse for a woman COCKATRICE 1568 arch. rare
– a term of abuse for a woman COOSIE:  COOZEY;  COOZIE;  COOZY 1948 US sl. 
– a term of abuse for a woman DITCH 17C sl. 
– a term of abuse for a woman QUEAN a1000 
– a term of abuse for a woman or child MIXEN 1777 Eng. dial. 
– a term of abuse, implying bad odours FUNKY ASS 1960s African-American sl. 
– a term of abuse, implying either dullness and incapacity, or idleness and rascality LURDAN c1330 obs.
– a term of abuse, not specifically of a woman OLD CROW L19 sl. 
– a term of abuse, the implication is that the subject is a coward, who soils their underwear through fear CAKPANTS 2000s sl. 
– a term of abuse used of someone who is or resembles a German PANZER HEAD 1980s sl. 
– a term of abuse, usually of women or children FAGGOT 1591 
– a term of abuse, usually of women or girls SWAMP-HOG 1980s Aust. sl. 
– a term of abuse; ? a raw cadger, a greenhorn CALLYMOOCHER 1661 obs. rare 
– a term of contemptuous abuse WARIANGLE a1400-50 obs. rare 
– a term of mild abuse aimed at someone behaving like a fool SILLY LEGS 20C Brit. sl. 
– a term of mild, jocular abuse; a blockhead HADDIE 1955 Sc.
– a term of personal abuse VERDUGO a1616 obs. rare 
– a violent term of abuse ASSHOLE-SUCKER 1934 Amer. sl.