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swear word

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swear word
noun (usually plural) oath, curse, obscenity, expletive, four-letter word, cuss (informal), profanity I'd never heard a swear word in my life.


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Rourke, 57, who had acted in '91/2 Weeks', was interviewed by presenter Alex Zane, 30, for Sky Movies, and telly bosses ended up censoring most of it with bleeps as there were too many swear words used.
When people had a swear word for their mantra (popular choices: the s-word, f-word, two b-words and a c-word), they were able to keep a hand in the chilly water longer.
Enlisting the help of 64 volunteers, each participant was asked to submerge their hand in a tub of ice water for as long as possible while repeating a swear word of their choice.
 
 
 
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