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I'm looking for a less misognystic and gender neutral, but equally insulting, word as 'b****'. What words are there in English?

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evil? it's a bit loaded...

– user3293056
3 hours ago

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Why do we always seem to get these types of questions about disparaging language on Saturday nights?

– Cascabel
3 hours ago

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You don't need to be profane to be disparaging. "Joker" is a good gender neutral word which implies the other person can't be serious. Blowing someone off can cut worse than an insult. "Less misogynistic" also implies you would still want to be misogynistic. I don't think you really do. However, I still like Molly Ivins's put-down of Camille Paglia, which is off-color enough I'll let you google it.

– aschultz
3 hours ago

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'bastard' is good, but it's also gender based really @HotLicks like aschultz says i'm looking for a gender neutral term. evil is good enough, anyways. i guess this was closed cos i'm in effect asking for your favourite insult haha

– user3293056
2 hours ago

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@user3293056 - "Bastard" does not specify gender.

– Hot Licks
2 hours ago

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I'm looking for a less misognystic and gender neutral, but equally insulting, word as 'b****'. What words are there in English?

edited 2 hours ago

asked 3 hours ago

user3293056

668719

put on hold as off-topic by Mari-Lou A, tchrist♦ 2 hours ago

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

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evil? it's a bit loaded...

– user3293056
3 hours ago

3

Why do we always seem to get these types of questions about disparaging language on Saturday nights?

– Cascabel
3 hours ago

1

You don't need to be profane to be disparaging. "Joker" is a good gender neutral word which implies the other person can't be serious. Blowing someone off can cut worse than an insult. "Less misogynistic" also implies you would still want to be misogynistic. I don't think you really do. However, I still like Molly Ivins's put-down of Camille Paglia, which is off-color enough I'll let you google it.

– aschultz
3 hours ago

1

'bastard' is good, but it's also gender based really @HotLicks like aschultz says i'm looking for a gender neutral term. evil is good enough, anyways. i guess this was closed cos i'm in effect asking for your favourite insult haha

– user3293056
2 hours ago

1

@user3293056 - "Bastard" does not specify gender.

– Hot Licks
2 hours ago

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I'm looking for a less misognystic and gender neutral, but equally insulting, word as 'b****'. What words are there in English?

edited 2 hours ago

asked 3 hours ago

user3293056

668719

I'm looking for a less misognystic and gender neutral, but equally insulting, word as 'b****'. What words are there in English?

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edited 2 hours ago

asked 3 hours ago

user3293056

668719

edited 2 hours ago

asked 3 hours ago

user3293056

668719

edited 2 hours ago

asked 3 hours ago

user3293056

668719

asked 3 hours ago

user3293056

668719

asked 3 hours ago

user3293056

668719

put on hold as off-topic by Mari-Lou A, tchrist♦ 2 hours ago

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

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put on hold as off-topic by Mari-Lou A, tchrist♦ 2 hours ago

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

"Please include the research you’ve done, or consider if your question suits our English Language Learners site better. Questions that can be answered using commonly-available references are off-topic." – tchrist

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

evil? it's a bit loaded...

– user3293056
3 hours ago

3

Why do we always seem to get these types of questions about disparaging language on Saturday nights?

– Cascabel
3 hours ago

1

You don't need to be profane to be disparaging. "Joker" is a good gender neutral word which implies the other person can't be serious. Blowing someone off can cut worse than an insult. "Less misogynistic" also implies you would still want to be misogynistic. I don't think you really do. However, I still like Molly Ivins's put-down of Camille Paglia, which is off-color enough I'll let you google it.

– aschultz
3 hours ago

1

'bastard' is good, but it's also gender based really @HotLicks like aschultz says i'm looking for a gender neutral term. evil is good enough, anyways. i guess this was closed cos i'm in effect asking for your favourite insult haha

– user3293056
2 hours ago

1

@user3293056 - "Bastard" does not specify gender.

– Hot Licks
2 hours ago

|
show 6 more comments

evil? it's a bit loaded...

– user3293056
3 hours ago

3

Why do we always seem to get these types of questions about disparaging language on Saturday nights?

– Cascabel
3 hours ago

1

You don't need to be profane to be disparaging. "Joker" is a good gender neutral word which implies the other person can't be serious. Blowing someone off can cut worse than an insult. "Less misogynistic" also implies you would still want to be misogynistic. I don't think you really do. However, I still like Molly Ivins's put-down of Camille Paglia, which is off-color enough I'll let you google it.

– aschultz
3 hours ago

1

'bastard' is good, but it's also gender based really @HotLicks like aschultz says i'm looking for a gender neutral term. evil is good enough, anyways. i guess this was closed cos i'm in effect asking for your favourite insult haha

– user3293056
2 hours ago

1

@user3293056 - "Bastard" does not specify gender.

– Hot Licks
2 hours ago

evil? it's a bit loaded...

– user3293056
3 hours ago

Why do we always seem to get these types of questions about disparaging language on Saturday nights?

– Cascabel
3 hours ago

You don't need to be profane to be disparaging. "Joker" is a good gender neutral word which implies the other person can't be serious. Blowing someone off can cut worse than an insult. "Less misogynistic" also implies you would still want to be misogynistic. I don't think you really do. However, I still like Molly Ivins's put-down of Camille Paglia, which is off-color enough I'll let you google it.

– aschultz
3 hours ago

'bastard' is good, but it's also gender based really @HotLicks like aschultz says i'm looking for a gender neutral term. evil is good enough, anyways. i guess this was closed cos i'm in effect asking for your favourite insult haha

– user3293056
2 hours ago

@user3293056 - "Bastard" does not specify gender.

– Hot Licks
2 hours ago

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show 6 more comments

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