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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 Mickey Rourke turned the air blue with cuss words by Asian News International
And some swear words will be bleeped even after the watershed if they are not "integral to the meaning or content".
SWEAR? YOU'RE SACKED by The Mirror (London, England)
However, may be another aspect of this could be that as we are seeing, by the day, this country disappearing without trace, one finds swear words inadvertently coming to mind and before one can stop them they have been said.
Letter: Mailbag - Why swear words have become the modern 'blight of ... by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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